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Extract HEX & RGB from Photos
Color Picker is a simple app that extracts colors from your photos and camera shots, and converts them into the color codes you actually use — HEX, RGB, and more. Designed with generous spacing and clarity in a clean Material Design interface, so you can get to the color you need without digging through menus. ■ Key Features [Extract from Photo or Camera] · Choose a photo from your library, or take one with the camera · Colors are extracted automatically the moment you pick an image — no extra taps · Choose how many colors to extract: 12, 24, or 48 · Change the color count on the results screen anytime to re-extract [Color Palette] · View extracted colors as a grid · Tap any swatch to open its detail screen [Color Detail] · Supports 9 formats: HEX, RGB, RGBA, HSL, HSV, CMYK, Jetpack Compose, Android Color Int, and CSS Variable · Tap any row to copy it to the clipboard · A confirmation appears the moment you copy [History] · Every extraction is saved automatically with its image, colors, and timestamp · Browse grouped by Today, Yesterday, and the past 7 days · Delete entries you no longer need, with an optional limit that cleans up older entries automatically [Settings] · Choose your default copy format (HEX, RGB, RGBA, and more) · Choose your default color count (12, 24, or 48) · Set how many history items to keep · Light, Dark, or System appearance ■ Who is it for? · Designers and engineers who need to check a color used on a site or app · Anyone who wants to turn a color from a photo into a usable code right away · Illustrators and social creators looking for color inspiration ■ Highlights · Simple, clean Material Design interface · Full Dark Mode support · Works great on phones and tablets · Available in Japanese and English · Camera and photo access is used only for color extraction ■ Privacy All image analysis happens entirely on your device. Extracted colors and images are never sent to an external server, and your history is stored locally on your device only.