Color identifier
ColorSnap helps Android users identify colors from gallery photos and camera images. Tap a precise area, read the nearest color name, and copy color codes for design, development, art, and study.
Choose an image from your Android gallery and tap the exact spot you want to inspect. ColorSnap converts that point into readable color details, making it useful for screenshots, product photos, artwork, mood boards, interiors, and brand references.
When a color appears in the real world, capture it with the camera and use ColorSnap to inspect it later. The app gives you HEX, RGB, HSL and CMYK values, plus a helpful color name so the result is easier to describe and reuse.
ColorSnap is designed for offline use, so color detection can stay fast and privacy-friendly. You can identify a single color or extract a useful palette from a photo for a larger design direction.
Interactive demo
Pick a swatch or type your own HEX value to see what the app returns for a sampled color: the nearest name, four format conversions, and whether black or white text reads better on top of it.
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Palette extraction
A picture usually holds more than one shade worth keeping. ColorSnap pulls out a set you can copy, save and reuse, which is often how a design direction actually begins.
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These guides explain photo sampling, camera limitations, and the difference between color names and exact codes.
Follow a practical process for selecting a clear pixel and reading its color values.
Read guideUnderstand how lighting, camera processing, and surfaces affect real-world results.
Read guideSee when a readable color name helps and when an exact HEX or RGB value matters.
Read guideFAQ
Short answers about how ColorSnap works, what it costs, and what happens to your images.
ColorSnap is an Android app that identifies the color at any point in a gallery image or camera photo. It shows the nearest color name together with HEX, RGB, HSL and CMYK values.
Yes. Open any photo, tap the spot you want, and the app returns that pixel area as HEX, RGB, HSL and CMYK.
Yes. You can take a photo and sample it, or use the Live Camera Color Picker to move a target around the viewfinder and scan a color without saving an image first.
Yes. Color detection runs on the device, so the core tools keep working without a network connection.
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Pick a color out of any photo and walk away with its name, its HEX code, and the three other formats you might need.