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Extract colors from any webpage with a floating eyedropper tool. Save colors, generate palettes, and export your collections. A professional-grade Chrome extension that lets you extract colors from any webpage using an intuitive floating eyedropper. Save colors, build palettes, and export collections with ease. Designed for designers, developers, and creators who care about precision and productivity. ✨ Features Floating Eyedropper Tool Drag the tool anywhere on the screen to pick colors from any element. Real-Time Color Preview View HEX, RGB, and HSL values instantly while hovering over content. Click to Capture Capture and save colors with a single click. Persistent Color History All saved colors remain available across browser sessions. Smart Color Detection Detects colors from backgrounds, text, borders, images, and gradients. Search and Filter Quickly find saved colors by value, source website, or capture date. Export Options Export palettes in CSS variables, JSON format, or plain text. Lightweight and Private No tracking or data collection. All data is stored locally in your browser. ⚠ Known Issue The eyedropper tool may not function correctly after the first use in some environments. Workaround: Closing and reopening the browser restores expected behavior. This is a known Chromium limitation. A permanent fix is under development.
Aug 1, 2025
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