Color Picker

Elements you encounter on web pages are all tied to sophisticated lines of code. This ranges from one type of content to the other, but all of them rely on colors. Even these need to be written according to specific code, since a computer doesn’t read color like we do. In this regard, Color Picker comes with a set of tools to help pick and combine the right colors for your web projects.

The application might not really look like your average color picker, but it’s sure to provide the result you’re looking for. This is accomplished through one of three tools, two of which representing a couple of different methods to set colors, while the third is a detailed description of what codes mean and how colors can be identified.

All components are best used maximized to be able to analyze all elements. The initial one is split into two sections, one for actually defining the color, while the other is a HTML example of a page based on color selection. There’s a large palette at your disposal, and you can also rely on RGB values to set the right tint.

You’re free to change colors for most page elements, such as background, text, links, visited and active links. Font can be managed as well, and there’s an additional option with which to add a background to fully check the status of your web project.

Last but not least, the application comes with a pretty cool index of hexadecimal values so you know what they mean and how they’re used. More than that, it contains a hex/dec converter, as well as examples on how RGB codes affect the actual color.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Color Picker is a powerful tool with which you not only get to select a color, but also see how these look on a prototype web page. Helpful documentation teaches you about RGB and hex values, making this application definitely worth your while.