Best ColorZilla alternative for designers

ColorZilla is a Chrome extension that lets you pick colors from any page using an eyedropper tool. It does one thing — color picking — and does it well. But it only handles one color at a time, has no font detection, no screenshots, no SVG extraction, no code export, and no way to save or organize what you pick. PocketUI auto-detects the full palette in one click and saves it to an organized library.

ColorZilla

Color picker and eyedropper Chrome extension

One color at a time — manual eyedropper picking
No automatic palette extraction from the full page
No font, SVG, or screenshot detection
No folder system or persistent library
No code export (Tailwind, CSS variables, etc.)
No Figma export or AI integration

Free · Chrome extension

PocketUI

RECOMMENDED

Design inspiration tool with code export and AI integration

Auto-detects every color on the page in one click — no eyedropping
Extracts colors AND fonts, SVGs, screenshots, and components
Save palettes to organized concept-based folders
Export as CSS variables, Tailwind config, or Figma color styles
Build a persistent design library over time
MCP server connects your colors to AI coding tools

Free tier available · Chrome extension + web dashboard

Why designers switch from ColorZilla to PocketUI

Save from any website, instantly

PocketUI lives in your browser. Open it on any page and it automatically detects colors, fonts, SVGs, and screenshots - no manual downloading, no switching apps.

Organized by concept, not source

Create folders like "Dark UI," "SaaS Landing Pages," or "Minimal Typography." Your inspiration is organized the way you think, not by which website it came from.

From inspiration to code

Export saved components as clean HTML + Tailwind code, push colors and fonts to Figma, or let AI assistants access your design tokens through the MCP server.

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