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ANDRES FELIPE SARRAZOLA VELEZ
Extract colors from any photo.
The app extracts colors from photos or camera snapshots to create palettes. It displays colors in HEX, RGB, HSL, and HSB, and allows users to copy codes or export palettes in various file formats for design projects.
Serhii Smyk
Capture color from camera or photos
Select colors from photos or via camera. Convert colors between RGB, HEX, CMYK, and other formats. View CSS and RAL color lists. Test for color blindness. Save and edit color values. Supports Afrikaans, Arabic, and Bangla.
Chun Wong
Pick colors, create palettes, toggle dark mode
Select colors using RGB or HSB schemes. Access single, secondary, and tertiary palettes. Toggle between light and dark mode for different viewing preferences.
Hleb Kuznetsov
Edit colors, create palettes, export designs
Create and manage palettes with support for multiple formats including HEX, RGB, HSL, and CMYK. Export colors as PNG or SVG. Save history and access a library. Organize projects and select colors from images, camera, or web.
327APPS, LLC
Identify colors with your
Identify colors using the for precise HEX, RGB, CMYK, and HSB codes. Save and organize discoveries into custom palettes. Share palettes with others.
Steven Troughton-Smith
Capture colors and save palettes
Capture and collect color palettes for use in projects. Drag and drop colors into compatible apps like Pages and Keynote. Sync palettes across devices using iCloud. Analyze color schemes and save custom palettes for later use.
Sergey Kolibaba
Tap to extract from photos
Extract colors from photos or camera snapshots. Pan, pinch, and zoom to select areas. View RGB, HEX, CMYK, HSB, and LAB values. Access complementary and Pantone schemes. Export information.
Penpyre, LLC
Create color palettes and edit schemes
Create color palettes from scratch or based on a sample. Add or remove colors to refine the scheme. Organize palettes into collections for different projects. Adjust individual colors for precise customization.
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