ColorSlurp

Name: ColorSlurp
Rating: 4.5 (91 reviews)
Author: IdeaPunch

By: IdeaPunch App

The Ultimate Color Picker

Overview

Version:

1.5.3

Last updated: 2023-07-14

Features & Capabilities

ColorSlurp is the ultimate color productivity booster for designers and developers. Pick colors from photos or your camera, and automatically generate palettes with smart algorithms.

Edit colors with precise tools, copy to CSS, Sass, Swift, HTML, JSON, and more, and organize them into palettes. Sync across Mac and iOS via iCloud, explore swatches and color harmonies, and export to many formats—all with a dark-mode-friendly interface.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Design Developer Tools Programming

By:

IdeaPunch

Rating:

4.50

(91)

Version:

1.5.3 Last updated: 2023-07-14

Version code:

858473913

Creation date:

2017-11-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

8.86MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-22

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 158,823 ▼ 423

Other rankings

#9 in color picker keyword 62 ▲ 1#95 in change color keyword 16 ▼ 29

For Developers

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Developed by:

IdeaPunch

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/colorslurp/id1287239339

Website:

http://colorslurp.com/?utm_source=iosappstore

User Reviews

ColorSlurp is praised as a fast, easy color picker with strong palette management and cross-platform usefulness, making it a go-to tool for designers who need quick color data and palette sharing. The free version works for light use, and the export options are handy. However, persistent complaints focus on a subscription-based pricing model and paywall that gates key features, plus concerns about perceived stagnation in development. Overall, it's a solid workflow tool for color tasks, offset by frustration over cost and ongoing maintenance.

Pros

Fast, reliable color picker that quickly returns color codes and supports multiple export formats.
Strong palette management: organize swatches by project and build/share palettes.
Cross-platform usefulness across design workflows; a go-to tool for designers.
Free version is usable for light use.
Pleasant UX elements: unobtrusive UI and a fun color-capture sound.

Cons

Subscription-based pricing and paywall; many users dislike the $20/year rate and prefer a one-time license.
Features gated behind the subscription, leading to frustration for users who want essential functionality without paying.
Perceived stagnation in development (beta fizzled and limited updates).

Recent reviews

A great app, and I bought Pro early when I didn’t have to because I wanted to support you guys. So here’s my question: what are you going to do for people who supported your team early and bought Pro? I’m not doing a subscription for something I already paid for. A yearly fee may be fine for new purchasers—that’s up to them to them—but as for those of us who bought Pro early, THAT was assumed to be our “one-time purchase”, and you certainly didn’t dissuade us from that notion. The least you can do is is maintain legacy features for longtime Pro purchasers (you know—the features we already paid for), and if that’s what you’re doing, then I’ll humbly delete my review, change back to 5-stars, and go back to singing ColorSlurp’s praises as I’ve done for the past 5 years. But if you’re going to follow the dishonest developer trend of paywalling features that we’ve already paid for and then giving us the canned line about “not expecting a lifetime of updates for free” (which is NOT what we’re asking for; we’re asking for the software we paid for to function as originally packaged at time of sale), then I’m out. I really hope that’s not the case, though, because I’ve always liked your app and your team.