Color Identifier

Photo Editor With Eyedropper Tool

Use an eyedropper on any photo to read exact colors as codes.

An eyedropper, focused and precise

People who want a photo editor with eyedropper tool usually need the eyedropper itself: a way to sample an exact color from an image. Color Identifier is upfront that it does not edit photos, but the eyedropper is its core. Open a picture, tap a point, and it reads that precise pixel and hands you usable codes.

How the eyedropper works

  1. Open Color Identifier and choose From Photo.
  2. Select any image, screenshot, or saved download.
  3. Tap the exact spot you want to sample.
  4. Read the color name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.

It is not a full photo editor with eyedropper tool, but for sampling colors it does precisely what you need. The eyedropper earns its place in many tasks:

Keep your sampled colors

A photo editor with eyedropper tool is only handy if the colors stick around. Save each sample into a palette, organize by project, and export or share the codes. Because the values are universal, they work with any paint brand’s range, design app, or document. Switch to Live Camera and the same eyedropper works on real objects too.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a photo editor with eyedropper tool?

Color Identifier is not a photo editor, so it does not retouch images. It is built around the eyedropper: tap a point in a photo and read that exact color's codes.

How precise is the eyedropper?

It samples the single pixel you tap and returns the color name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone values.

Can I save what the eyedropper reads?

Yes. Collect several readings into a palette, then export or share the codes for design, print, or paint.

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