Color Code - Picker & Palette
HEX RGB Converter & Gradient
About
This app helps designers and developers pick, convert, and manage colors. It offers multiple picking methods, supports numerous color formats, and provides tools for palette creation and code export.
What's New in Color Code
1.2
August 19, 2026
• New tools: Palette Generator, Gradient Maker & Image Palette • Preview colors in real UI and export a shareable color card • Redesigned bottom navigation and various improvements Thanks for using Color Code!
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FAQ
What color formats does Color Code support?
Color Code supports a wide range of color formats including HEX, RGB, HSL, HSV, CMYK, decimal, LAB, LCH, OKLab, OKLCH, and HWB. All values can be copied with a single tap.
Can I create color palettes from photos using Color Code?
Yes, Color Code allows you to extract a full color palette directly from any image. You can also build palettes from a chosen color or edit and name your own custom palettes.
What developer-specific features does Color Code offer?
For developers, Color Code can export colors and palettes into code snippets for SwiftUI, UIKit, CSS, SCSS, and JavaScript. It also helps match colors to popular design system palettes.
Does Color Code have a contrast checker?
Yes, Color Code includes a contrast checker that provides WCAG AA and AAA ratings. This feature helps ensure your designs meet accessibility standards.
How does Color Code handle color blindness simulation?
Color Code features a color blindness simulation tool, allowing designers to preview how their designs will appear to users with different types of color vision deficiency.
Is Color Code available on multiple devices?
Color Code is designed for both iPhone and iPad, offering a consistent experience across Apple's mobile platforms.
Does Color Code have ads?
Yes, Color Code contains advertisements. As a free application, it is supported by ads to provide its features to users.
How often is Color Code updated?
The latest version of Color Code was released on August 19, 2026, indicating recent development activity. Updates typically ensure new features and bug fixes.