Point your camera at anything, and Color Vision tells you its colour by name: tomato, teal, royal blue. Made for people who are colour-blind and need to tell others what colour something is, and for anyone who wants to sample a colour from the world.
Hold the square in the middle of the screen over the colour you want; the name appears at the bottom, with its colour family, its hex code and its red, green and blue levels.
What it does
- 344 named colours in 16 families, the nearest to what the camera sees
- The average of a small square, not a single noisy pixel
- Tap to freeze the picture and the reading; tap the hex code to copy it
- White balance for the light (daylight, cloudy, shade, fluorescent, incandescent) and the torch
- Full screen, like a camera: nothing but the picture and the reading
What you need
- An Android phone with a camera (Android 13 or later)
Colours through a camera depend on the light: the name is the nearest of the app's 344 colours.
Privacy: no internet permission, no accounts, no tracking. Read the Color Vision privacy policy. Questions: appsupport@qtco.ms.