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AI Color Identification Tool
AI Color Identification Tool
AI Color Identification Tool - Users' Guide
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Our tool offers:
- Advanced color identification
- Image color extraction
- Color scheme generation
- Multiple input methods
- Day/Night mode
Click Here for Benefits
Using our tool helps you:
- Save time on design work
- Create harmonious color schemes
- Identify colors accurately
- Extract colors from images
- Work more efficiently
User Guide -AI Color Identification Tool
Step-by-step instructions for using the Advanced AI Color Identification Tool
1. Getting Started
1
Access the Tool
Open the AI Color Identification Tool in your web browser. The tool works on all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
2
Choose Your Theme
Click the theme toggle button in the top right corner to switch between light and dark mode based on your preference.
3
Explore the Interface
Familiarize yourself with the two main sections: Color Picker and Image Color Extraction.
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Hover over different elements to see tooltips with additional information.
2. Using the Color Picker
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Select a Color
Use the color picker to choose any color by clicking on the color box or using the color wheel.
2
Enter Color Values
Alternatively, type a color name (like "blue"), HEX code (like #4285f4), RGB value (like rgb(66, 133, 244)), or HSL value in the input field.
3
Identify the Color
Click the "Identify Color" button to analyze your selected color. The tool will display:
- Color name
- HEX, RGB, and HSL values
- Color schemes (monochromatic, analogous, etc.)
4
Copy Color Codes
Click on any of the color code boxes (HEX, RGB, or HSL) to copy that value to your clipboard.
NOTE
You can click on any color in the generated schemes to immediately select that color.
3. Extracting Colors from Images
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Choose Image Source
Select how you want to provide your image using the tabs:
- Upload Image: From your computer
- Image URL: From a web address
- Camera: From your device camera
2
Upload or Capture Image
Depending on your selected method:
- Drag and drop or browse for an image file
- Enter the image URL and click "Load Image"
- Allow camera access and click "Capture Image"
3
View Extracted Colors
The tool will analyze the image and display:
- Dominant colors (most prominent colors)
- Full color palette (all significant colors)
4
Use Extracted Colors
Click on any color in the palette to:
- Select it in the color picker
- View its detailed information
- Generate color schemes
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For best results, use images with clear, distinct colors. Complex images may produce less accurate results.
4. Advanced Features
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Generate Random Colors
Click the "Random Color" button to generate a random color and automatically analyze it.
2
Explore Color Schemes
For any selected color, the tool generates four types of harmonious color schemes:
- Monochromatic: Variations of the same hue
- Analogous: Colors next to each other on the color wheel
- Complementary: Colors opposite each other
- Triadic: Three evenly spaced colors
3
Advanced Image Analysis
Click "Analyze Image" for more detailed color analysis including:
- Color distribution percentages
- Suggested color combinations
- Accessibility recommendations
5. Tips and Best Practices
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For Accurate Color Identification
- Use standard color names when typing
- Ensure proper formatting for HEX, RGB, and HSL values
- Check color codes against known standards
2
For Better Image Results
- Use high-quality images
- Crop to the relevant area before uploading
- Adjust brightness/contrast if needed
3
General Usage Tips
- Bookmark frequently used colors
- Export color palettes as images or text
- Use dark mode for extended work sessions
NOTE
The AI improves with use - the more colors you identify, the better it gets at suggesting names and schemes.
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Advanced Color Vision Test
Ishihara Color Blindness Test
This test helps identify color vision deficiencies. You'll see colored plates with hidden numbers or patterns.
Your Test Results
About This Test
The Ishihara test is the most widely used screening test for red-green color deficiencies. It consists of a series of plates containing circles created from dots of different colors and sizes.
People with normal color vision can see numbers or patterns in the plates, while those with color vision deficiencies may see different numbers or nothing at all.
How to Take the Test
- Ensure your screen brightness is set to a comfortable level
- View each plate from normal reading distance
- Select the number you see from the options provided
- If you can't see any number, select "Nothing"
- Complete all plates for an accurate assessment
Understanding Results
Normal color vision: You'll correctly identify most or all of the numbers.
Red-green deficiency: You may confuse certain numbers or see different numbers than people with normal vision.
Total color blindness: You won't see any numbers in most plates.
Note: This test provides a preliminary assessment only. For a professional diagnosis, consult an eye care specialist.