ColorPicker vs Pixel Pow

Capture colors from your camera or photos and collect them in named palettes. ColorPicker turns everyday inspiration into usable values for design, painting, development, and sharing. Features: - Live camera sampling and precise picking from photos - White or neutral reference calibration under the same lighting - RGB, RGB Hex, W3C, RAL, CMY, CMYK, HSV, LAB, LCH, and XYZ - Complementary, analogous, split-complementary, and triad harmonies - Palettes with up to 50 distinct colors from captures, RAL matches, and harmonies - Select, reorder, remove, or replace palette colors; reuse colors from saved palettes - Save, rename, duplicate, and delete palettes in your library - Export the colors in your palette by email, link, or file - Import a palette from a compatible ColorPicker link or file Use the free version to capture and inspect one color at a time. Each new capture replaces that single result. The full version unlocks all palette features, including viewing, selection, creation, editing, saving, import and export, plus RAL and calibration. Saved palettes sync through iCloud on iOS. Your current unsaved draft stays on this device. Color readings are approximations and depend on your camera and lighting. Calibration can compensate for a color cast under the same light; it does not guarantee an exact paint or print match.

Pixel Paw helps you quickly extract colors from photos, illustrations, and screenshots, then organize them into practical palettes. After importing an image, you can focus on a specific area using either box crop or free-drag lasso selection. Choose between two extraction methods, Hue Histogram and K-Means, and instantly compare results by adjusting palette size (3–8 colors). Tap any swatch to view and copy HEX/RGB/HSL values, explore Lightness/Hue Shift variations, and preview harmony palettes for faster color decisions. Save your palettes for later, or export them as PNG/JSON/CSS for direct use in design, game art, and UI workflows.