Turn a picture into a working picker
A photo is full of colors, but a flat image will not hand you their codes on its own. Color Identifier bridges that gap — it takes any image to color picker results in one tap. Load the picture, touch the shade you want, and the app reads exactly what is under your finger, the way a desktop eyedropper would.
From image to color picker in four steps
- Open Color Identifier and choose From Photo.
- Select the image you want to sample.
- Tap the precise point — zoom in for small details.
- Read the color name plus its Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.
Going from image to color picker this way means you sample the real pixel, not a rough eyeball of the overall tone.
Good sources, and keeping the colors
Almost any picture works as a source: inspiration shots saved from around the web, screenshots of designs, logos, or social posts, and your own photos of rooms, products, and objects. Once a color is read, save it so it stays put. Collect several from one image into a palette, then export or share the codes wherever you need them. Because the codes are universal, a color you pick out today reads the same in any tool you bring it to next.