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colors.codesChrome extension

Every page
is a palette.

A color eyedropper for the modern web. Runs on any site. Names every hex. Takes you home.

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One click.
Every color.

Click the toolbar icon. Every color from every rule — in one grid, ordered by frequency, each one named.

designer-portfolio.example
colors.codespicking
page colors · 6
Tangerine Dream
Cornflower
Tropic Teal
Blazing Ruby Flame
Marigold
Blazing Lilac Charge

Or press ⌘⇧C to pick from anywhere with the system eyedropper — no popup required.

What others
can’t see.

The web moved on. Most eyedroppers didn’t. This one reads the formats, tokens, and surfaces that make modern CSS modern — and surfaces every one with a name.

oklch(0.72 0.19 23)
lab(52% 42 31)
color(display-p3 1 0.18 0.4)

Modern color formats.

oklch(), lab(), color(display-p3 …). Parsed to their real sRGB and wide-gamut values, not silently dropped.

--primary#F43F5E
--muted#C08A5A
--accent#6366F1
--brand#14B8A6

Design-system tokens.

CSS custom properties declared inadoptedStyleSheets— the kind most pickers miss on shadcn-style sites.

Headline
#FF6A4D

Inspector mode.

Hover anything — a button, a gradient stop, an underline. See its color, name, and hex, live. Click to capture.

Your pick
gets a page.

Every color you capture has a permanent home on colors.codes — with its name, its palette, its harmonies, and a URL you can share.

CapturedTangerine Dream#F97316
colors.codes/color/F97316
Tangerine Dream
#F97316 · oklch(0.75 0.18 55)
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