Capture color from anywhere
Sample colors from photos, use the camera, or pull values directly from webpages through the Safari extension.
Color Workflow
In ReviewPalette Library
Capture, organize, and export color palettes.
iPhoneiPadSafari Extension
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Designers and developers who need a practical palette workflowiPhone · iPad · Safari Extension
At a Glance
Capture colors from photos, Safari, and manual input, then export palettes into the tools you already use.
Key points
- Capture colors from photos, webpages, and manual input
- Export to CSS, JSON, ASE, CSV, PNG, JPEG, and GPL
- Includes WCAG contrast checking and color blindness previews
- Supports palette sharing and import
What to know
- No analytics
- No ads
- No data resale
- Private iCloud sync
- Safari extension support
Features
What it includes
Organize palettes like working assets
Search palettes, add notes, reorder colors, save unlimited sets, and keep design references structured instead of scattered.
Export where you work
Send palettes to CSS variables, JSON, CSV, PNG, JPEG, ASE, and GPL formats without rebuilding the same values by hand.
Design with accessibility in view
Check contrast, preview color blindness simulations, and use harmony suggestions when shaping a palette that has to work in the wild.
Screenshots
What the app looks like
Why It Fits
Why people choose it
- Built for design workflows, not generic color picking
- Safari extension captures colors directly from the web
- Export targets cover both design and development outputs
- On-device processing with private iCloud sync
FAQ
Common questions
Who is Palette Library built for?
Palette Library is built for designers, developers, illustrators, and other visual creatives who need reliable color capture, organization, and export workflows.
Does the Safari extension send visited page data to Zehavi Works?
No. Captured color values and page references stay in the local shared app container on the device and are not transmitted to Zehavi Works.
Can I use exported palettes commercially?
Yes. Palette Library is intended for personal and professional palette creation and export.