Color Picker Camera

Color Picker Camera turns your phone into a color meter. Point the crosshair at a wall, a fabric, a leaf, a logo on a screen — anything — and read its color instantly: HEX, RGB, HSL and the closest named color. Tap to freeze the frame, drag the crosshair to the exact spot, and save the color to a palette you can copy or share. No account, no sign-up, no internet needed. 🎯 Real-time color under the crosshair • Live reading at about 10 times per second, averaged over a small patch so it stays steady • HEX, RGB and HSL side by side, plus the closest name from 150+ CSS and common color names • The whole lower half of the screen becomes the color, with text that stays readable on light and dark shades 📸 Freeze, drag, and pick from photos • Tap the preview to freeze it, then drag the crosshair to the exact pixel you want • Open any photo from your gallery and pick colors from it the same way • Flashlight and camera switch for dim rooms and close-ups 🎨 Palettes you can actually use • Save colors with a name and a note (where you saw it, what it is for) • Copy any color in HEX, RGB or HSL with one tap • Reorder, edit and delete colors; keep up to 50 palettes • Share a palette as a clean image for clients, teammates or your mood board 🧩 Harmonies for every color Complementary, analogous and triadic combinations are shown for the current color, so you can build a matching scheme on the spot. Who it is for • Designers and illustrators matching a real-world reference • Painters and DIYers picking a wall or furniture shade before buying paint • Web and app developers grabbing an exact HEX from a screen or print sample • Anyone who wants to remember "that color" from a shop, a garden or a trip 🔒 Private and offline Everything runs on your phone. The camera is used only to read colors on screen — nothing is recorded or uploaded, and your palettes never leave the device. 🌍 Made for your language The app is available in more than 30 languages, and you can switch language inside the app. ✨ Free, with one optional upgrade The free version has every feature above and is supported by a small banner and an occasional full-screen ad. A one-time purchase removes ads forever; it is not a subscription. Camera sensors, lighting and screen calibration all affect color. Readings are a close, practical match, not a laboratory measurement.

Harmony color names no longer get cut off at 200% text size, and screen readers now read the color name and value together. Palette list scrolling is lighter, and the camera permission message and paused-state badge (now with an icon) are clearer.