BACKMac color picker and color library
Color Picker & Library vs ColorSlurp
Updated September 2026
Color Picker & Library keeps your colors in named project libraries and exports them straight into code. ColorSlurp is a color picker for Mac and iOS with palettes, formats, sync and contrast tools.
Color Picker & Library · Mac
At a glance
| Color Picker & Library | ColorSlurp | |
|---|---|---|
| Primary positioning | Mac color picker and color library | Advanced Mac/iOS color picker, palettes and contrast tools |
| Approach | Straightforward project libraries and code export | Advanced color picker with palettes and contrast tools for Mac and iOS |
Why people choose Color Picker & Library
- Pick from anywhere on screenWith a live preview, or enter colors by HEX and RGB.
- Named project librariesOrganize colors by project or style and share categories with your team.
- Straight into your codeCopy colors as Swift, Objective-C, Android or CSS, or export a whole category.
- Swatches for your toolsExport to macOS swatches, Adobe Swatch Exchange or Sketch.
Which should you choose?
- Choose Color Picker & Library if you want colors organized by project and exported straight into code.
- Choose ColorSlurp if you need contrast checking and more advanced color tools across Mac and iOS.
Before you decide
Start with the workflow you actually need. The practical differences to check are platform support, how much setup it takes, where your data is processed or stored, which parts of the workflow are automated, and whether the pricing model matches how often you will use the app. If you pick colors for real projects and need them in code or in your design tools, Color Picker & Library keeps them organized and ready to export.
Competitor features, platforms and prices change often. Check ColorSlurp's current plans before deciding.