Color Picker
Image Color Extraction
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The smart way to detect, analyze, and work with colors in any image
Our AI Color Identification Tool is a cutting-edge solution that uses advanced machine learning algorithms to accurately detect and identify colors in any uploaded image. Whether you're a designer, developer, artist, or just someone curious about colors, this tool provides instant color analysis with precision.
The tool can identify primary colors, hex codes, RGB values, and even suggest color palettes based on your image. It's perfect for branding, design inspiration, and color matching applications.
Color plays a crucial role in various aspects of our lives and work:
Maintain brand consistency by accurately identifying and matching colors across different materials and platforms.
Ensure your designs are accessible by analyzing color contrast ratios for better readability.
Extract color schemes from nature, art, or photographs to inspire your next project.
In fields like web design, fashion, interior design, and marketing, precise color identification can make the difference between a good project and a great one.
Using our AI Color Identification Tool is simple and straightforward:
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There are many color identification tools available, but ours stands out because:
Whether you're designing a website, choosing paint colors, or creating a brand identity, our tool provides the color intelligence you need.
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Our tool offers:
Using our tool helps you:
Step-by-step instructions for using the Advanced AI Color Identification Tool
Open the AI Color Identification Tool in your web browser. The tool works on all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
Click the theme toggle button in the top right corner to switch between light and dark mode based on your preference.
Familiarize yourself with the two main sections: Color Picker and Image Color Extraction.
Hover over different elements to see tooltips with additional information.
Use the color picker to choose any color by clicking on the color box or using the color wheel.
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.
Click the "Identify Color" button to analyze your selected color. The tool will display:
Click on any of the color code boxes (HEX, RGB, or HSL) to copy that value to your clipboard.
You can click on any color in the generated schemes to immediately select that color.
Select how you want to provide your image using the tabs:
Depending on your selected method:
The tool will analyze the image and display:
Click on any color in the palette to:
For best results, use images with clear, distinct colors. Complex images may produce less accurate results.
Click the "Random Color" button to generate a random color and automatically analyze it.
For any selected color, the tool generates four types of harmonious color schemes:
Click "Analyze Image" for more detailed color analysis including:
The AI improves with use - the more colors you identify, the better it gets at suggesting names and schemes.
This test helps identify color vision deficiencies. You'll see colored plates with hidden numbers or patterns.
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.
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.