Select a colour, get its RGB
When you’re working on screens, RGB is the value you need to lock in. Color Identifier is an rgb colour selector that lets you select any colour and read its red, green and blue numbers straight away — aim your iPhone at a real object, or tap a point in a photo, and the RGB value is there without a converter.
How the RGB colour selector works
- 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 next to Hex, CMYK and Pantone.
- Save the selection to a palette.
An rgb colour selector that also hands you Hex, CMYK and Pantone means one selection covers screen and print at once.
Where selections are used
- Web and interface work — paste RGB or Hex into your styles.
- Digital painting — match a colour selected from a reference.
- Across tools — carry the same RGB between apps.
Because this rgb colour selector keeps the companion codes attached, you skip the round trip through a separate converter. Save selections into palettes, organize them by project, and export or share so each RGB value reaches wherever you build. It’s a free download with your first selections free.