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Version 2.8.1 · 2026-05-13
■ Latest update: + Fix some bugs for iOS 26 + Improved design details for iOS 26
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The store currently lists version 2.8.1, updated 2026-05-13.








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Inspiration comes from our daily life. When you record your life with photos, how about capture it with color as well? Collect your favorite colors today!
Color Collect is a color picker for the real world. When you pick colors on your photo, manually adjust the circles for your ideal shades. As long as you can see the colors, the app captures them for you.
Hard to decide your colors on a picture? A random selection feature will explore the possibilities for you. Advanced random color features will present all possible options for you with ease.
Color palettes in the app are a suitable reference for:
■ PowerPoint design
■ Social media post and ads artwork
■ User interface and web design
■ Book cover design
■ Home decor
■ Matching clothes
Color Collect Basic helps you on the following:…
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■ Latest update: + Fix some bugs for iOS 26 + Improved design details for iOS 26
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