Color Picker: Photo & RAL

lapnito development studio

About this app

Color Picker turns any real-world shade into an exact color code — offline, no ads, no subscriptions.

Point your camera at a wall, fabric, or object and capture the color instantly. Area-sampling reads a whole region instead of one shaky pixel, so reads stay stable even in tricky light. Freeze the frame, lock the color, calibrate white balance, and watch the confidence meter. Prefer a photo? Pick colors from any image, extract dominant shades offline, or pin sample points by hand and pinch to zoom for pixel-perfect accuracy.

Every color lives in your offline library. Search by HEX, name, tag, or project, and filter or sort by date, hue, brightness, or source. Read each shade in HEX, RGB, HSL, CMYK, LAB, and OKLCH.

Matching real paint? Compare against the built-in RAL Classic catalog by Delta E (CIEDE2000), or import your own color catalogs — perfect for matching paint, walls, and fabric straight from a photo.

Design and accessibility come built in. Generate 10+ color-harmony schemes, check WCAG AA/AAA contrast, and preview color-blind simulation (protanopia, deuteranopia, tritanopia, grayscale) so your palettes work for everyone. A palette health report flags duplicates, near-duplicates, low contrast, and color-vision risks.

Build palettes with roles, drag-and-drop order, and version history. The offline Visualizer previews your colors on interiors, dashboards, app screens, and moodboards — or mask-paints them onto a real photo from your gallery.

Export color codes and palettes to CSS, SCSS, Tailwind, Design Tokens JSON, SVG, PDF, GIMP GPL, Adobe ASE and ACO, Apple CLR, and CSV — plus a full WCAG audit or a complete design-system ZIP.

Your data stays yours: encrypted on-device backups, restore preview, and optional Google Drive sync. Fully offline. No ads. No subscriptions.

Use Color Picker as an eyedropper, color scanner, and detector to identify any color: grab a swatch, read HEX, RGB, and CMYK codes, explore color harmony, check WCAG contrast, and preview colorblind-safe palettes with the built-in shade finder.

What’s new

Color Picker now uses the Android system photo picker, so the app no longer needs permission to your whole photo library — you simply choose the picture you want to pick colors from. Plus small stability fixes.