ColorCollectToday's color: Lime
The same color every ColorCollect player is hunting today.
Hunt Lime in the real world
Open ColorCollect, pick Lime, and turn today's color into your own montage.
How the color of the day works
Every ColorCollect player in the world gets the same target color on the same day. It rotates through a fixed fourteen-color palette by date, changing at midnight UTC — so it is identical whether you open the app in Lisbon or Auckland, and it comes back around every fortnight.
That is what makes it a shared prompt rather than a private one. There is nothing to arrange: your group chat, your class, or a friend in another city already has the same mission you do. Plenty of people use it as a small daily ritual — one photo of today's color, wherever they happen to be.
The Lime tonal scale
Today's color across eleven shades, light to dark — handy for judging whether a find really counts. Tap any swatch to copy its name.
Frequently asked questions
What is the ColorCollect color of the day?
One color, picked automatically for every player worldwide, that changes at midnight UTC. Everyone opening ColorCollect on the same day gets the same target — so a hunt needs no arranging.
How is the daily color chosen?
It cycles through a fixed 14-color palette by date, so it is the same for everyone and repeats every fortnight. Nothing is random and nothing depends on where you are.
When does the color change?
At midnight UTC. This page updates itself in your browser, so it shows the correct color even if the site has not been rebuilt that day.
Do I need the app to play the daily color?
No — you can hunt today's color with any camera. The app keeps the photos, snaps them into a montage, and lets friends join the same color with a 6-letter code.