Colorgram: Collect and Analyze Colors from Websites
Colorgram is a Chrome add-on developed by colorgramio that allows users to collect and analyze colors from websites. Unlike other tools that rely on guessing colors from screenshots, Colorgram provides users with a complete list of the actual colors used by developers in their code.
With Colorgram, users can easily grab all the colors from a web page in one go. The process is fast and efficient, making it a convenient tool for designers and developers. Users can then browse through the collected colors on a color wheel, providing a visual representation of the color palette.
One of the standout features of Colorgram is its ability to copy the hexadecimal value of the colors. This makes it easy for users to incorporate the collected colors into their own projects. The add-on also promises more formats to come, providing even greater flexibility for users.
Colorgram is still in its alpha stage, but it already offers a range of useful features. The recent update to versionintroduced an options dialog accessed by right-clicking the extension icon. This allows users to customize their Colorgram experience. Additionally, more color formats are now available, including hexa, rgb, rgba, hsl, and hsla.
Overall, Colorgram is a valuable tool for anyone working with colors in web design and development. Its ability to collect and analyze colors directly from web pages sets it apart from other tools, and its user-friendly interface makes it accessible to users of all skill levels.
Keep in touch with the developers of Colorgram by reaching out to They are open to bright ideas and thoughts from users, ensuring that the add-on continues to evolve and improve.
