Get the color out of an image, precisely
People who search image from color are usually thinking about color and pictures together. Color Identifier focuses on the most practical version of that: taking an existing photo and reading the precise shade at any point. Rather than guessing, you tap the exact spot and get a color you can reuse anywhere.
How to read a color from a picture
- Open Color Identifier and choose From Photo.
- Select any image, screenshot, or download.
- Tap the point you want; the app samples that pixel.
- Read the color name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.
Working image from color this way means a logo, a sunset, or a paint swatch in a photo becomes a usable, repeatable value. Exact codes matter for several reasons:
- Design — match on-screen elements to a shade from a reference.
- Print — carry CMYK and Pantone alongside Hex and RGB.
- Shopping — take a color’s codes to find the right product.
Keep your colors together
Going from image from color to a saved set is simple. Store each shade in a palette, organize by project, and export or share the codes. Because the values are universal, they work with any paint range, design tool, or document. Prefer real objects? Switch to Live Camera and the same reading works on what is in front of you.