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Pick colours, check WCAG contrast, analyse palettes, and save HEX, RGB and HSL locally in Chrome. Color Capture helps designers and developers pick, check and organise colours without leaving the page. Pick any pixel with Chrome’s EyeDropper and instantly copy its HEX, RGB or HSL value. The redesigned popup keeps the most-used actions up front, then groups colour values, accessibility checks, page analysis and your saved library into a clear workflow. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Pick colours from standard webpages with Chrome’s EyeDropper • Copy HEX, RGB and HSL values in one click • Check text and background contrast against WCAG AA and AAA thresholds • Swap foreground and background colours and preview the result • Analyse a page to extract its most prominent colours • Add analysed colours to history or save them as a palette • Build, rename, reorder and delete reusable palettes • Switch between light and dark themes WHAT’S NEW IN 1.0.3 • Complete redesign with a faster, colour-first workflow • Four collapsible sections for values, contrast, analysis and your library • Quick actions for copying, contrast checking and saving • Clearer success, failure and selected-colour states • Accurate contrast feedback with a live accessibility preview • Refined history and palette management PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your colours, history, palettes and preferences are stored locally in Chrome. Color Capture does not use external servers, tracking or analytics. Note: Chrome does not allow colour picking on internal browser pages, including the Chrome Web Store and chrome:// pages.
Aug 3, 2026
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