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ColorSlurp
ColorSlurp picks, edits, and copies colors on Mac and iOS, with its page listing a suite of color tools.
About ColorSlurp
ColorSlurp is a color tool suite for Mac and iOS. Its homepage describes a precision magnifier for picking any color on screen, one-click copying into many color formats (including user-defined custom formats), palette creation and organization, palette generation from images, contrast checking, and editing in color spaces such as OKLCH, LAB, Display P3, RGB, HSL, and CMYK. Palettes can be exported to formats including Sketch, Procreate, .ase, images, PDF, CSS, Sass, Swift, HTML, JSON, and .clr, and synced between devices in real time. On iOS, the camera can be pointed at a scene to build a palette from its dominant colors.
The homepage directs users to download the app from the App Store and does not list prices or plan details; a user testimonial refers to a paid Pro upgrade. Camera-based color picking is described for iOS. Contrast checking is presented against standards such as WCAG and APCA, but no compliance guarantee is stated.
Key features
- Magnifier picks any on-screen color with adjustable size and zoom
- One-click copy to many color formats, including custom user-defined formats
- Palette manager names colors, creates projects and syncs between devices
- Export palettes to Sketch, Procreate, .ase, CSS, Sass, Swift, HTML, JSON
- Generates palettes from images; iOS camera picker finds dominant colors
- Contrast checker for WCAG and APCA; OKLCH, LAB, P3, RGB, HSL, CMYK
Best for: Designers, developers, and artists working on Mac and iOS who need to sample, edit, and organize colors.
Good for
- Homepage cites over 10,000 five-star ratings on the App Store
- Wide export support spanning design apps, code formats, and asset files
- Real-time palette sync described across devices
Watch out for
- Camera color picking is described for iOS only
- No pricing or plan details are listed on the homepage
- A paid Pro upgrade is referenced only in a user testimonial
ColorSlurp at a glance
- Website
- colorslurp.com
- Category
- Software & Utilities › Mac Apps
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- iOS, macOS, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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ColorSlurp FAQ
Which platforms does ColorSlurp run on?
The homepage presents it as a Mac and iOS app with App Store download links; camera-based color picking is described for iOS.
Does ColorSlurp sync palettes between devices?
Yes. The homepage states that palettes sync between all your devices in real time, and a testimonial mentions iCloud sync between a desktop and laptop.
Can I build a palette from a photo?
Yes. The palette generator creates palettes automatically from your photos or images, and the iOS camera picker finds dominant colors in a scene.
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