Color Catcher

Extracts a page's color palette and shows the colors/CSS of a selected element.

Color Catcher pulls the real colors out of any web page, so you stop guessing hex codes from screenshots. TWO WAYS TO USE IT Get palette — scans the page you are on and lists the colors actually in use, sorted by how often each one appears. Gradient stops and dominant colors from images are included. Pick element — turns on picking mode: hover to highlight, then click any element to see its text, background and border colors together with its typography, right there on the page. WHAT YOU GET - Up to 50 most-used colors, each with a usage count - HEX and RGBA, copied with one click - A ready-to-paste CSS block for any element you pick - Font size, weight and line height of the picked element - Colors pulled out of images on the page FREE Both tools are free and unmetered. No account, no sign-up, nothing to buy. RUNS IN YOUR BROWSER The analysis happens locally. The extension makes no network requests at all and stores nothing on your device. No analytics, no telemetry, no tracking. GOOD TO KNOW Colors inside cross-origin iframes cannot be read — that is a browser restriction, not a bug. Some images will not allow their pixels to be read if the site hosting them does not permit it. Shadows and pseudo-elements are not analyzed in this version. On very large pages, the first 7000 elements are scanned. Questions or problems: tinyforge.space@yahoo.com Privacy policy: https://tinyforge.space/privacy.html