Snap Palette - Color Picker
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Turn any photo into your own color palette
Snap Palette is a photo color picker and palette generator that automatically extracts five dominant colors from camera shots and gallery images. Tap or drag anywhere like an eyedropper to identify a color and view its name and codes instantly.
Extract colors from photos
Take a photo or choose an image from your gallery. Snap Palette analyzes the image and creates a five color palette from its dominant colors. Zoom into the result to inspect smaller details.
Photo eyedropper
Tap a specific point or drag across the photo to see colors change. Enable automatic HEX copy to paste selected colors directly into your design or development workflow.
Color names and color codes
View HEX RGB HSL HSV CMYK plus CIE LAB CIE XYZ RYB color temperature luminance and wavelength. Find the closest named match in CSS and Material color databases.
Color harmony and palette generator
Explore complementary analogous and triadic combinations from any selected color. Find color ideas for logos web design app interfaces illustrations interiors fashion and branding.
White balance correction
Choose a white or gray reference point to correct colors affected by lighting and create a more natural palette.
Save share and history
Extracted palettes are saved automatically to history. Copy HEX values and export your palette history as CSV. Save results with the palette or photo only and share them as images or text.
Camera tools
Use camera zoom flashlight and a 3x3 composition grid to frame your shot.
Made for
- Designers finding color codes in photos
- Developers working with CSS colors
- Artists building palettes from references
- Creators comparing colors for interiors fashion and brands
- Anyone turning nature travel food or product photos into palettes
Capture the colors around you with Snap Palette and put them to work
Snap Palette is a photo color picker and palette generator that automatically extracts five dominant colors from camera shots and gallery images. Tap or drag anywhere like an eyedropper to identify a color and view its name and codes instantly.
Extract colors from photos
Take a photo or choose an image from your gallery. Snap Palette analyzes the image and creates a five color palette from its dominant colors. Zoom into the result to inspect smaller details.
Photo eyedropper
Tap a specific point or drag across the photo to see colors change. Enable automatic HEX copy to paste selected colors directly into your design or development workflow.
Color names and color codes
View HEX RGB HSL HSV CMYK plus CIE LAB CIE XYZ RYB color temperature luminance and wavelength. Find the closest named match in CSS and Material color databases.
Color harmony and palette generator
Explore complementary analogous and triadic combinations from any selected color. Find color ideas for logos web design app interfaces illustrations interiors fashion and branding.
White balance correction
Choose a white or gray reference point to correct colors affected by lighting and create a more natural palette.
Save share and history
Extracted palettes are saved automatically to history. Copy HEX values and export your palette history as CSV. Save results with the palette or photo only and share them as images or text.
Camera tools
Use camera zoom flashlight and a 3x3 composition grid to frame your shot.
Made for
- Designers finding color codes in photos
- Developers working with CSS colors
- Artists building palettes from references
- Creators comparing colors for interiors fashion and brands
- Anyone turning nature travel food or product photos into palettes
Capture the colors around you with Snap Palette and put them to work
Extract 5 colors from photos and find color names with HEX RGB HSL CMYK codes
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Whatโs new
Professional color tools, including color extraction, white balance, color temperature, and CMYK, have been significantly enhanced, and the camera screen has been redesigned.
