CSS Palette

CSS Palette is a small-sized app dedicated to web developers and graphic designers, giving them the possibility to quickly find out the hexadecimal and RGB (red, green, blue) codes of any color. These codes can be used for getting hold of preferred colors putting together programs or websites.

It has a Modern UI with flat buttons, specially made for computers running Windows 10, 8 or 8.1, especially if they are touch-supported devices. Because it's trusted by Microsoft as far as security goes, CSS Palette can be downloaded and installed from the Windows Store in just a matter of clicks.

The main app window has a colorful appearance and intuitive layout. Several preset colors are displayed in boxes, so you can click one to view it in a bigger area, where it's possible to move two sliders to adjust the red and green channels, in order to obtain a new color.

The hex and RGB color codes are generated in real time (as you move the sliders) and displayed right below the corresponding color. You can select any value and copy it to the Clipboard by triggering the Ctrl+C key combination or by opening the right-click menu.

Unfortunately, CSS Palette doesn't implement a color picker that would have allowed you to select any color from the desktop and quickly learn its color codes. On the other hand, you can take a screenshot of this window and share it with someone using Twitter, OneNote, or another Modern UI tool you have installed.

All things considered, CSS Palette delivers a simple and straightforward solution for getting hold of a color's hex and RGB codes for graphical projects. However, it doesn't come packed with more useful options and configuration settings.