An RGB color picker for the real world too
A typical RGB color picker lives inside a design app and only sees pixels on a screen. Color Identifier widens that — it reads physical objects as well, so you can point your iPhone at a wall, a fabric, or a flower and read its RGB value on the spot, then tap a photo when the source is on your screen instead.
How to pick RGB
- Open Color Identifier and choose Live Camera or From Photo.
- Point at the object, or tap the exact pixel in an image.
- Read the RGB value alongside Hex, CMYK and Pantone.
- Save the pick to a palette.
Because one RGB color picker handles both real surfaces and screenshots, you don’t keep separate tools for each source.
Where the values fit
- Web and UI — paste RGB or Hex into styles and components.
- Reference matching — sample a color from a photo for digital art.
- Cross-tool work — move the same RGB between apps.
An RGB color picker that returns Hex, CMYK and Pantone too means a single pick is ready wherever you take it. Save picks into palettes and export or share them. It’s a free download with your first picks free.