In a special tribute to Holi, Google has launched a “Colour Picker” feature that lets users play with different shades. When users type “colour picker” in the Google search bar, a colour panel appears on the screen. The panel displays a spectrum of colours with an adjustable scale.
By moving the key to and fro, users can change the displayed colour, making it an engaging way to explore different shades. The feature allows users to pick precise colours and view their RGB, HEX, and other format values, making it useful not only for fun but also for designers and artists. Also read: Holi 2025: Why do we celebrate Holi? Check out history, significance, celebration and more about the Festival of Colours The tech giant shared a video of the feature on Instagram with the text overlay "Colours used in Holi.
" Take a look at the video: A post shared by Google India (@googleindia) Holi , the vibrant festival of colours, is being celebrated with great enthusiasm not only in India but across the globe. Social media is flooded with stunning visuals capturing the joy and energy of the festival. Adding to the excitement, Apple CEO Tim Cook shared a glimpse of Holi celebrations captured by an Indian CEO.
“Happy Holi to all those celebrating! May it be as joyous and fun as Kushagra Tiwari’s beautiful #ShotOniPhone photo,” Cook wrote on X. The Alt Tag on the photo describes it as, “A person stands in a field, wearing an orange and pink outfit, holding a plate filled with blue, p.
