Color Identifier

Picker Color Image

Tap inside any image to pick a color and read its exact codes.

Pick a color from any image

When the color you want lives inside a photo, you need a precise way to grab it. Color Identifier works as a picker color image tool: open an image, tap the spot, and pick that exact color with full codes attached. It’s the eyedropper you wish your photo app had, built for getting usable values rather than just admiring a shade.

How the picker color image flow works

  1. Open Color Identifier and choose From Photo.
  2. Load the image you want to sample.
  3. Tap the precise point to pick the color.
  4. Read the Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes and save them.

Using a picker color image approach, the app reads only the pixel you tap, so you stay in control of which shade you capture.

What to pull colors from

A picker color image workflow is handy across design, decorating, and crafts because the same codes travel everywhere. Save picks into palettes, organize by project, and export or share so each color lands where you need it. It’s free to download with your first picks free.

Frequently asked questions

How does a picker color image tool work?

Open the image in From Photo and tap a point. Color Identifier picks that pixel's color and returns its Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.

What kinds of images can I use?

Any photo or screenshot in your library. Tap the exact area you want and the app reads the color there.

Can I pick more than one color from the same image?

Yes. Tap a different spot to pick another color, and save each one to a palette to keep them together.

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