Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
Application type
Platforms
- Linux
- Flathub
- Flatpak
- elementary OS


Palette Ninja has been discontinued. Similar apps include gpick, which is free and open source. Other options are Just Color Picker, Realtime Colors, Coloraccy and System Color Picker. There's no shortage of Color Picker Tools like Palette Ninja, with more than 25 alternatives for the web, Windows, Mac, Linux and iPhone.


ColorPicker uses the camera or a photo of your iOS device to tell you the color you are pointing at. The free version of this app tells the RGB code only. You can upgrade to full version by InApp-purchase and access further color palettes including RAL and W3C color names, store...



This app helps you find your best colors considering your natural features like your hair color, skin tone and eye color.



Capture colors from anything you can imagine with the most powerful color tool on iOS. Deep integration with Creative Cloud® means you can even capture colors from your color themes, PSD files, sketches, and more.




Generate a color palette based on the image's primary colors. Useful for quickly grabbing a particular color within an image for inspiration.




Natural, fresh color palettes from random beautiful images. ImageHues provides a practically endless library of color palettes by grabbing colors from Unsplash photos. Simply click on colors from the extracted palettes to copy to your clipboard for use elsewhere.

Aurora is a beautiful and easy to use color picker and dictionary app. It is as feature-rich as it is gorgeous.



