Free color picker and color mixing tool
Features of theo application:- Five formats of color value: HTML, RGB, HEX, HSB/HSV, and HSL.
- 3x and 9x zoom of any screen area.
- Picked color history. Saving picked colors for future use..
- RGB and RYB color wheels display triads and complementary colors..
- Two harmonious color finders..
- RGB color mixer..
- Optional stay-on-top..
- User-defined hotkey to capture color info (Alt+X by default)..
- Copying the color value or its part to the clipboard just by button click..
- Multilingual interface Bulgarian, Czech (v 1.7), Dutch, English, Finnish (v 1.7), French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish (v 1.7), and Turkish (v 1.7).
License: Free /File size: 285Kb (v1.6) / Developer page / Download
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Create color palettes from image
Colors from pictures always look great. At Pic2color, you can create color palettes from your image. Option to upload images from your computer or from a url.
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GradientStudio - Quickly and easily create colorful gradients

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Publisher:Paul Alan Freshney
File size: 600kb, Updated: 24/11/2007, License: Free.Download / Home page /
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Pixeur – An essential tool for designers
x, and Long value of any color or pixel you see on the screen. This free tool is very helpful for designers to find color values. Just drag the ‘Target icon’ over the desired color and see the values of HEX, RGB or CMYK. Pixeur will also keep a history of all colors you have selected, so going back is as simple as choosing the color from the Color History list.
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- Select any color on the screen
- Go back to any color with the Color History
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- Added 500 named colors
- Color History can be exported and saved and then recalled later
- Easily copy values to the clipboard
- Smart Zoom window for ease of selecting colors
- Added Long Value the to Copy As menu
Requirement - Windows 98 / ME / NT / 2K / XP / 2K3 /
File size: 1.4M (Version: 3.0.0.5)
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Identify the color code of an image
Identifying the color code of an image on the screen is not an easy task. Usually it involves a multi step process and is time consuming. But this tool is able to find out HTML, RGB or HEX color of any pixel on the screen with just a single mouse click. This little tool is very useful for webmasters. Instant Eyedropper is a free software tool which will identify the color code and automatically paste to the clipboard. Just Press and hold the left mouse button to the Instant Eyedropper icon in the system tray and move the mouse pointer to the pixel whose color you want to identify and Release the mouse button. The clipboard now contains the color code - in HTML format (or any other format that you have previously specified). It can be pasted and used in any text or HTML editor or the Color Picker tool of Photoshop.
Right click on icon to select the color format you want – HTML (e.g.: #FF00FF), HEX (e.g.: DB5D24) or RGB (e.g.: 22: 80: 220) etc. You can also select color code resolution, Auto copy color-codes to the clipboard and HTML color code customization (e.g. #AABBCC or #aabbcc etc.)
Supported color formats are HTML, HEX, Delphi Hex, Visual Basic Hex, RGB and HSB
Current Version: 1.75. Size: 375KB, OS: Windows NT, 2000, 2003 and XP.
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