Enexa Color

You spot a nice color in a photo and want the hex. Enexa Color was built for that moment. Pick one from your gallery or snap a new shot, and the app gives back the main colors inside it with hex, RGB, and a name like coral or dusty lilac. Open any color to see six harmony schemes around it: complementary, triadic, analogous, split, tetradic, monochromatic, each ready to copy. Need to check readability? A contrast tool scores any two colors against WCAG AA and AAA with a live text preview. Wondering how a palette reads for color-blind viewers? Flip between Protanopia, Deuteranopia, Tritanopia and Achromatopsia right on the result screen. Save any palette into a local library, with the source photo pinned next to the color list. Out of ideas? Browse 23 ready palettes across warm, cool, earthy, pastel, neon, retro and mono themes, copy hexes one at a time or as a CSS block. Slider from 3 to 12 colors, works on food shots, plants, album covers, film stills, wall paint from a hotel lobby. Handy for designers building moodboards, illustrators grabbing references, or someone planning a room repaint.