Check a color from any screen capture
When you want a web color checker, you usually need to know the exact shade behind a button, banner, or background. Color Identifier handles this from the image side: take a screenshot of the page, open it in the app, and tap the spot you want to check. It reads that pixel and gives you the precise color.
How to check a web color
- Capture a screenshot of the web page or design.
- Open Color Identifier and choose From Photo.
- Tap the element you want, like an eyedropper, and the web color checker reads that point.
- Get the color name plus Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes.
For colors on a physical screen or printout, Live Camera reads them in real time. Because you work from an image, you can check a color without viewing any source code, from screenshots, mockups, exported designs, or photos, and confirm a shade instead of eyeballing it.
Keep your checks on hand
A web color checker is more useful when results stick around. Save each color you check into a palette, then export or share the codes. The values are universal, so they work with any design app, document, or paint range.