ColorColl - Color Picker Apps 2.0

ColorColl is a professional-grade color extraction and management application designed for smartphones and tablets. It enables users to capture, save, and organize colors directly from photographs, providing a versatile tool for designers, artists, and color enthusiasts.

With ColorColl, users can identify specific hues such as the warm red tones of sunset, the cool blues of the ocean, or the lush greens of mountainous landscapes. The app simplifies capturing prominent colors from both everyday objects—like favorite nail polish shades or pet eye colors—and scenic backgrounds.

This application allows for importing images from your device’s photo library or capturing new photos via the camera to extract color information. Users can select precise points on images to obtain exact color values and adjust zoom levels for detailed selection. Once a color is captured, it can be named and saved for future reference.

ColorColl also facilitates creating and sharing color palettes through "Color Card" images. These cards compile your selected colors along with their hexadecimal (HTML), RGB, and HSV codes, making them convenient for sharing with colleagues or clients. The ability to instantly send these color cards via social media or messaging platforms enhances collaborative workflows.

Ideal for professional designers and creative professionals, ColorColl provides multiple color code options—RGB, HSV, and HTML—to meet diverse project requirements. Saved colors can be easily exported, organized within the app, and incorporated into various design processes.

The app does include advertising; however, an optional purchase is available to remove ads for an uninterrupted experience.

Main features include:

• Extracting and saving colors from photos or images
• Storing associated images alongside color data
• Viewing color codes in RGB, HSV, and HTML formats
• Creating shareable color card images
• Sharing via social media or messaging platforms

Workflow for extracting colors entails either capturing new photos with the camera or selecting existing images from the photo library. Users can pinpoint specific areas within images, zoom in or out for precision, then save and name the extracted colors for subsequent use.