ColorPicker: Grab Colours

Turn photos into palettes. Discover colours, details, shades and tints. Get lifetime Pro for unlimited saved palettes and exports, lifetime updates, and no ads forever.

Find your next palette in the colours around you. ColorPicker turns photos and camera captures into colour collections you can inspect, save and use in your next project.

PICK PRECISE COLOURS Choose a photo or capture one with your camera. Touch and drag to preview a colour, then lift your finger to add it to your palette. Double-tap to zoom and drag to pan for a closer look.

EXTRACT A PALETTE INSTANTLY Discover the dominant colours in your image. Choose Essential, Balanced or All Distinct to explore up to 24 extracted colours, then add individual swatches or the whole collection.

EXPLORE SHADES & TINTS Create darker shades and lighter tints from any selected colour. Inspect HEX, RGB, HSB and CMYK values, and copy colour codes with a tap.

CHOOSE YOUR WORKSPACE Start with Floating Glass, where the full image stays clear of the controls. Switch instantly between Classic, Floating Glass, Detent Drawer, Immersive Zen and Split Bento presentations.

SAVE PALETTES & REVISIT PHOTOS Save up to five palettes for free, or unlock unlimited saved palettes with lifetime Pro. Name your palettes and keep them in an organised library. Sort by date, name or colour count. Image history lets you reopen earlier photos and continue exploring. Palettes and history stay on your device.

EXPORT FOR DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT Share your palette as an image or copy all HEX codes for free. Unlock CSS variables, SwiftUI, UIKit and JSON exports with lifetime Pro, or complete a rewarded ad to earn one export credit.

LIFETIME PRO Make one purchase to unlock unlimited saved palettes and CSS, SwiftUI, UIKit and JSON exports. Enjoy no ads forever and lifetime updates. No subscription or recurring payment. The free version includes interstitial and app-open ads, plus optional rewarded ads for export credits. No account required.

From a tropical fruit cart to a landscape or a favourite photograph, turn everyday inspiration into colours you can use.