I’m updating a UI theme and want to start from the current website colors instead of guessing from screenshots.

This feature helps you capture the current website colors directly from the live UI so you can use them as the starting point for a theme update. It avoids the inaccuracy and extra work of trying to match colors from screenshots.

When updating a UI theme, it’s often important to begin with the exact colors already used across the site. This feature allows you to reference the current website colors directly instead of approximating them from screenshots. By using the live interface as the source of truth, you reduce mismatches caused by compression, scaling, overlays, and display differences. The feature supports faster theme iteration because you can establish a reliable baseline palette before making changes. It also helps ensure consistency across pages and components by starting from the same set of existing color values. This is especially useful when multiple teams contribute to styling and you need a shared foundation. It can be used during redesigns, accessibility contrast improvements, brand refreshes, or gradual theme refactors. Overall, it improves accuracy, saves time, and increases confidence that the updated theme remains aligned with the current production UI.