Hex Color Codes

Pick colors. Create palettes. Discover inspiration.

A modern color tool for designers, developers, creators and anyone working with color. Start free: keep your favorite colors in one place, build five-color palettes and explore combinations shared by the community.

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Available on iOS & Android

Hex Color Codes on iPhone — the Daybreak palette: five numbered color rings over a violet-to-orange gradient, with exact HEX and RGB values and a Copy palette button

Save

Every color, exact and in one place.

Keep the colors you find organized, with HEX and RGB values ready to copy. Star your favorites, and use whichever appearance suits you, light or dark.

Hex Color Codes on iPhone — My Colors in light appearance: saved colors shown as rings, each with HEX and RGB values and a favorite star

Hex Color Codes on iPhone — My Colors in dark appearance: the same list of saved colors on a dark background

Edit

Dial in the exact value.

A modern interactive editor built around a hue ring. Adjust red, green and blue with sliders, copy the HEX value, try Random, and save the color when it’s right.

Hex Color Codes on iPhone — the color editor: an orange color inside a rainbow hue ring, HEX #FF7D01, red, green and blue sliders, and Random and Save buttons

Hex Color Codes on iPad — the same color editor in the tablet layout, with the hue ring on the left and the sliders on the right

Palettes

Five colors. One palette.

Group five colors into a palette and the palette’s own colors fill the screen, with the exact HEX and RGB values of every color alongside. Copy a single color or the whole palette, or share it with others.

Hex Color Codes on iPad — the Daybreak palette in landscape: a full-screen gradient drawn from the palette’s colors, five numbered rings, and a list of exact HEX and RGB values with a Copy palette button — Daybreak by Althea Group — five colors, exact values.

Create

Build your own, then share it.

Name a palette, add five colors with the same editor, and publish it to Discover. Published palettes are public, so anyone can find them — and they can’t be edited once published.

Guests can build palettes, but publishing to Discover needs an account. You can delete your account and the palettes you published at any time from Settings.

1 · Add

Hex Color Codes on iPhone — Add Palette: a palette named Pastels with five colors chosen in the hue-ring editor, ready to publish

2 · Result

Hex Color Codes on iPhone — the finished Pastels palette: five soft blue-to-pink rings with HEX and RGB values on a matching pastel gradient

Turn a photo into your next color story.

Choose a photo locally, then sample one precise pixel or extract a five-color palette. The core color tools stay free; photo tools use Credits or an optional Pro subscription.

Photo tools are available in Hex Color Codes 4.0.1 on iOS and Android. Use Credits or optional Pro; the core color tools remain free.

Pick from Photo

Move the eyedropper over your selected photo to sample a precise pixel color, then use that color in your workflow.

Auto Palette from Photo

Extract five colors from a photo, refine the shades, then save your palette or publish it to Discover. Publishing requires an account.

Pick from Photo on iPhone — an eyedropper sampling an orange flower with a HEX and RGB result — Real Hex Color Codes 4.0.1 screenshots on iPhone: Pick from Photo and Auto Palette from Photo.

Auto Palette on iPhone — five extracted colors from a photo, refinement controls, Save and Publish — Real Hex Color Codes 4.0.1 screenshots on iPhone: Pick from Photo and Auto Palette from Photo.

Try with Credits: Eligible signed-in users receive 5 Welcome Credits. One usable photo-tool session uses 1 Credit. Cancel before a usable session and no Credit is charged.
Optional rewarded ads: Eligible users can choose to watch a rewarded ad for +1 Credit once the reward is confirmed. The 5 Welcome Credits are a starting grant; eligible rewards can add more.
Pro, monthly or yearly: Unlimited access to both photo tools without spending Credits, plus no forced ads while subscribed. Pro is a subscription, not a lifetime purchase.
A separate Remove Ads purchase: Permanent Remove Ads remains a separate one-time purchase. It does not grant unlimited Pro Tools. Storefront prices vary; check the app for local pricing.

Discover

See what the community is making.

Browse palettes published by other people, search palettes, and filter by color to find the mood you’re after. Light or dark, on iPad Discover opens into two columns.

Hex Color Codes on iPhone — Discover in light appearance: a search field, color filter chips and a list of five-color community palettes

Hex Color Codes on iPhone — Discover in dark appearance

Hex Color Codes on iPad — Discover in its two-column tablet layout, with a sidebar, search field, color filters and community palettes

Yours to keep, and yours to control.

Sync, or stay a Guest: Sign in to keep your saved colors available across devices, or continue as a Guest. You don’t need to sign up to start; publishing a palette to Discover does need an account.
Sign in your way: Email and password, Google, Facebook, or Sign in with Apple on iPhone, iPad and Android.
Your look: Light and dark appearance, plus optional animated palette backgrounds.
Delete anytime: Delete your account from Settings → Danger Zone. The app shows what will be removed and asks you to confirm first. How account deletion works
Free core, optional extras: Color picking, HEX and RGB values, saved colors, favorites, five-color palettes, community discovery, sharing, themes and Guest access remain free. Photo tools use Credits or Pro. Permanent Remove Ads is a separate purchase.