Local color capture

Pick the exact colors you need.

Sample any visible pixel, extract balanced palettes from a webpage, and save your colors without accounts, cloud storage, or tracking.

Local-first No account No analytics
example.com
Example website
Build a clean, consistent palette.
Web PagePick a visible pixel
AutoPickExtract a page palette
Saved ColorsBuild your local palette
Recent PicksReturn to previous colors
Features

One compact tool for everyday color work.

TxPick keeps the workflow focused: sample, compare, copy, and save. No profile setup, no cloud dashboard, and no bloated editor.

01

Pixel-perfect picking

Sample any visible pixel from a supported website with a focused crosshair and live preview.

HEX, RGB, HSL, HSV
02

AutoPick palettes

Analyze visible page colors from both rendered pixels and page styles, then review a balanced result.

Images, video, CSS, SVG
03

Local palettes

Save useful colors to My Palette and keep them available between browser sessions.

Stored on your device
04

Recent history

Return to colors picked manually without repeating the same work.

Deduplicated history
05

Fast copying

Switch formats and copy the value you need without converting it elsewhere.

One-click output
06

Lightweight by design

Minimal permissions, no account requirement, and no background analytics.

Manifest V3
Privacy

Your colors are yours.

TxPick is built around a local-first workflow. Your selected colors, saved palette, and preferences remain in Chrome extension storage on your device.

Read the complete Privacy Policy
No cloud uploadColors and palettes stay on your device unless you choose to share them elsewhere.
No analyticsNo tracking pixels, advertising identifiers, or usage profiling.
No remote codeRuntime files are packaged with the extension.
No accountInstall, pick, copy, and save without creating a profile.
How it works

Three straightforward steps.

TxPick stays out of your way and makes the important actions obvious.

1

Choose a mode

Pick one visible pixel or run AutoPick to generate a page palette.

2

Review locally

Compare values, switch formats, and inspect the results inside the extension.

3

Copy or save

Copy the exact value you need or keep the color in My Palette.

TxPick v0.1.0

Built for Chrome. Designed for local color work.

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