ColorPop — Colors at a Glance

ColorPop is a color picker for your pocket. Sample a color out of a photo or straight from the camera, keep what you find, and copy it in the format you're about to paste into. SAMPLE • Pull a color out of any photo, with a 10× loupe so you can see the exact pixel under your fingertip. • Or point the camera at something real and freeze the frame. • Nothing is recorded, saved or sent anywhere. KEEP • Everything you sample, plus palettes you name, reorder and rearrange. • Palettes sync over iCloud across your iPhone, iPad and Mac — recent colors stay on the device that picked them. • The color lists installed on your Mac appear here too, published by ColorPop for Mac. • Search every color by name or by hex. MAKE • Build a color by hand: a saturation and brightness pad, with hue and opacity strips. • Or type it — or paste it. A hex code, rgb(), hsl(), even a line lifted straight out of a stylesheet. • Complement, analogous, triadic and split-complement harmonies for any color. • A ten-step tint and shade scale, ready to become a palette of its own. • Mix two colors and take any step along the blend. CHECK • WCAG and APCA contrast against white and black, with the verdict spelled out. • Pick two colors and check them against each other. COPY • Hex, hex with alpha, rgb(), hsl(), SwiftUI, UIKit, or a CSS custom property. Everything is undoable, nothing leaves your device except your own iCloud sync, and every palette is a plain file you can back up. Available in eleven languages.