Menu bar only
No Dock icon or main window. Open it from the eyedropper in the menu bar
Pick a color from anywhere on your screen, save it to a folder, and copy it as hex, RGB, HSL, or OKLCH.
Coming soon to the Mac App Store
Click the eyedropper in the menu bar, then click any pixel on screen. A checkmark at the pointer shows the color was saved. You can also set a keyboard shortcut to pick from any app without opening the panel.
Copy a single color as hex, CSS rgb(), hsl(), or oklch(). Export a folder as CSS variables, a Tailwind theme, SCSS, Design Tokens, JSON, or a SwiftUI extension.
Each saved color gets a name from a list of about 5,000, such as Clotted Cream or Trail Dust. You can sort colors into folders, search by name or hex, and compare similar colors side by side.
No Dock icon or main window. Open it from the eyedropper in the menu bar
Color Jar makes no network connections and has no account or analytics. Colors are stored on your Mac
Shortcuts actions can pick, copy, and add colors. Saved colors show up in Spotlight search
Start from one color and generate a palette around it.

Press Space to generate a new palette. Lock the colors you want to keep
Choose an analogous, complementary, or triadic harmony, and a pastel, muted, bright, vibrant, or dark mood
Coming soon to the Mac App Store. Requires macOS 14 or later.