cleanor.app · Art & Design
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Pick any color on any page with a magnified eyedropper, copy it as HEX, RGB or HSL, and pull the whole page's palette. On device. Pick any colour on any web page, and get it as HEX, RGB or HSL in one click. A MAGNIFIER, NOT A GUESS Most colour pickers hand you a crosshair and hope. This one shows a magnified loupe with the exact pixel you are about to take outlined in the middle, so picking a colour out of a photo, a gradient, or a one-pixel border is a matter of aiming rather than luck. Click to take it. Esc to cancel. THE WHOLE PAGE'S PALETTE One click also gives you the eight colours a page is actually built from, read from the page as it is rendered, not from its stylesheet. That is the difference between what a site declares and what it really shows you. EVERY FORMAT, ONE CLICK TO COPY HEX, RGB and HSL, each one a button that copies it. The last 24 colours you picked are kept, so the one you liked twenty minutes ago is still there. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Colours are read from your own screen, on your own device. Nothing is uploaded, there is no server, and there is no account. The extension asks for NO access to the websites you visit. Check the permissions on this listing: there is no "read your data on all websites", because it does not need it. It can see a page only in the moment you point the picker at it. NO CATCHES Free. No sign-up. No trial. No upsell inside the extension. Made by Cleanor Labs, which also makes free browser tools for colour contrast, palettes, format conversion and shades at cleanor.app, all of which run on your device too.
Jul 16, 2026
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