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Pick colors from any page with a live magnifier, save palettes, and copy in multiple formats. Live Color Picker — for anyone who’s done screenshotting a site just to steal one hex code. Open the popup, choose **From page**, and a **live magnifier (loupe)** tracks your pointer over a real capture of the tab. You see pixels enlarged before you commit—no more “close enough” greens. Pulling a tone from a reference image? **From image** samples a local file right inside the extension. **Built for speed and precision** • Pick colors from almost any page you browse—ideal for **web design**, **UI/UX**, **CSS**, and **front-end** workflows • **Hex, RGB, HSL, and CMYK** always handy; tap a row to copy the format your stack expects • **Recent** keeps your last grabs; **Saved** is your working **color palette** on tap • **Keyboard shortcut** jumps straight into picking when you’re mid-flow • Adjust **loupe zoom** and capture pacing so the lens feels snappy but stays stable It’s the **browser color picker** / **Chrome color picker extension** that acts like a proper **eyedropper tool** for the open web: sample from the page, refine with the loupe, then paste **hex codes** or **RGB values** wherever you’re building. Fewer wrong commits. Fewer “which blue was that?” Slides in next to your tab. Does one job—**pick color from website** or file—and does it like it means it.
Mar 30, 2026
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