Color Sense for Safari

Color Sense for Safari

Color Picker for Safari

1 ratings
8 reviews
#125 in paid Graphics & Design
🎨 Graphics & Design
🛠️ Developer Tools
$2.99

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Released
October 9, 2023
Updated
September 30, 2026

Features

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About

Identify and extract colors from any webpage with an eyedropper tool. Inspect CSS colors, discover website palettes, and create your own custom collections. Supports multiple color formats and integrates with design tools.

✓Eyedropper tool for pixel color capture
✓Inspect CSS colors of web elements
✓Discover entire website palettes
✓Create and save custom color palettes
✓Copy colors in HEX, RGB, HSL formats
✓Integrates with design tools like Figma, Photoshop
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What's New in Color Sense for Safari

1.1.59

September 30, 2026

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Charts

Top Paid

The app has maintained its position at 125 recently.

Last updated on October 17, 2026.

User reviews

Color Sense

This does not work. I bought it because I want to get color codes on the fly on websites and it does not work. Ver disappointed. And yes I configured preferences and still does not work

Response from developer

Hi, Thank you for your email and feedback. Safari extensions need to be both activated and granted the necessary permissions to function properly. Please refer to these step-by-step guides, which include images, for instructions on enabling Safari extensions on macOS and iOS. macOS: https://www.safariwebextensions.com/enabling-safari-extensions-on-macos/ iOS: https://www.safariwebextensions.com/enabling-safari-extensions-on-ios/ Sometimes Safari recognizes extensions only partially, or sometimes not at all, even after they have been installed and activated. This can prevent them from working properly. We recommend fully closing Safari and then reopening it, as this often resolves the issue. On macOS, please right-click the Safari icon and select Quit rather than using the Command + Q shortcut, since the shortcut may prevent Safari from fully closing. On iOS, simply close and reopen Safari. If you are still experiencing issues, please send us an email to contact@safariwebextensions.com with more details and we will investigate further. Wishing you an excellent week ahead.

(UPDATED) Works fine on iOS/iPadOS; useless on MacOS

The UI is slick and I like the saved colors feature. I’m able to use the color picker with no problem on iOS, but there’s so much lag with it on MacOS that it's basically broken.

Edit: Looks like the color picker lag on MacOS has been fixed.

Response from developer

Thank you so much for your feedback, and we’re sorry about the lag you experienced on macOS. We’ve now resolved the issue and improved the eyedropper performance on Mac. If you have any other feedback or experience any issues, please feel free to contact us anytime at contact@safariwebextensions.com. We really appreciate your support!

Works fine on iOS/iPadOS; useless on MacOS

The UI is slick and I like the saved colors feature. I’m able to use the color picker with no problem on iOS, but there’s so much lag with it on MacOS that it's basically broken.

Color Picker

Color picker does not appear on any of the web pages. Just doesn't work

Response from developer

Hi, To use the eyedropper, tap the screen and, without lifting your finger, drag it to the color you want to inspect. We hope this helps. If you have any other comments or feedback, you can always contact us at contact@safariwebextensions.com. Wishing you an excellent week ahead.

Doesn’t work on iPadOS

The screenshots show an extensions button in the Safari URL bar, but no such button appears. This extension is listed in the page options, but it doesn’t do anything; no features are available, no popup panels, nothing.

Response from developer

Hi, To activate and launch any Safari extension, please follow these steps: 1. Go to Settings > Apps > Safari > Extensions, then select the extension name. 2. Toggle on the "Allow Extension" switch. 3. Since our extension needs to interact directly with websites, you’ll need to grant permissions. This section is located just below the "Allow Extension" switch. You can choose between "Allow" or "Ask" (Safari will ask each time you use the extension). 4. Now open Safari. Just to the right of the search bar, you’ll see a puzzle piece (extension) icon. Tap it to open a menu where you can select and start using the extension. 5. Sometimes, Safari doesn’t recognize the extension immediately after installation and activation. We recommend closing and reopening Safari after activating any extension. When you open our app, you’ll find a link to an article that walks you through the installation and activation process, complete with images. Feel free to refer to it. If you're still experiencing issues or have any feedback, please contact us at contact@safariwebextensions.com. Wishing you an excellent week ahead!

Developer apps

FAQ

What is Color Sense for Safari?

Color Sense for Safari is a paid Safari extension designed for designers and developers. It allows users to pick colors from webpages, inspect CSS, and manage color palettes.

How accurate is the eyedropper tool in Color Sense for Safari?

The eyedropper tool is described as 'ultra-accurate' and uses a magnifier to help capture the color of any pixel from your current webpage.

Can I save colors I find with Color Sense for Safari?

Yes, you can create your own personalized color palettes by selecting colors with the provided tools. These palettes can then be added to favorites for easy access and collection building.

What color formats does Color Sense for Safari support?

The extension supports detailed color analysis and allows you to copy colors in various formats, including HEX, RGB, and HSL, making them easily usable in other applications.

Does Color Sense for Safari work on different devices?

Yes, Color Sense for Safari offers cross-device compatibility and is available as an extension for macOS, and also has companion apps for iOS and iPadOS.

Is Color Sense for Safari suitable for beginners?

The extension features a user-friendly interface designed for both professionals and novices, ensuring it's accessible and easy to use for anyone needing to work with webpage colors.

How often is Color Sense for Safari updated?

The latest version is 1.1.55, and it was last updated on March 3, 2026, indicating a commitment to ongoing development and maintenance.

What is the price of Color Sense for Safari?

Color Sense for Safari is a paid application, priced at $2.99. It does not feature in-app purchases or advertisements.