Color Picker for Artists
Drawing Apps for Artists / Susak Jasmina
About this app
- Age 10
- Updated Jul 4, 2018
- OS IOS / Android
Editor reviews
A precise color picker and palette generator built for artists, designers, and students. Instantly extract colors from photos or the camera, build harmonious palettes, and export in formats creators use every day. Ideal for illustration, branding, UI design, and study of color theory.
Core features
- Instant color sampling: Eyedrop any pixel from an image or live camera and view HEX, RGB, and HSL values with high accuracy.
- Palette generator and harmony guides: Create complementary, triadic, analogous, and monochromatic palettes with adjustable tints and shades.
- Accessibility and export: Check contrast for readability and share palettes as images or color codes for smooth handoff across tools.
Why it stands out
- Fast, accurate color capture from real-world scenes and photos
- Clear, visual harmony helpers to learn and apply color theory
- Lightweight workflow with easy saving, organizing, and sharing
Keywords: color picker, palette generator, photo color extractor, HEX RGB HSL, color harmony, contrast checker, art and design, education
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How to use:
1. Download and open the app, then optionally sign in to sync your palettes across devices.
2. Import a photo or use the camera, tap anywhere to sample a color, and view its HEX, RGB, and HSL values.
3. Create a palette from your picks and apply harmony rules like complementary or triadic, then fine-tune tints and shades.
4. Use the contrast checker to test text and background combinations for readability and accessibility.
5. Name and organize palettes into collections, then export or share as images or color codes, or copy values to the clipboard.