Colour Picker

Color grabbers can prove to be useful in many graphic design scenarios. Perhaps you’re after a specific color to match your design, or like a color you’ve seen so much that you’d like to find out its exact shade: a tool like such can help in both cases.

As you might expect, color pickers should ideally be accessible, practical to use, and provide the necessary functionality for your workflows. Colour Picker is indeed aptly-named in that sense, as it provides some essential functionalities that enable grabbing colors from anywhere on your screens with ease.

If a color picker tool that is free to use sounds enticing to you, then there’s no harm in trying out this one. The design is practical, owing to a rather minimal, non-intrusive interface that doesn’t take up too much of your screen. Though the app’s window cannot be resized, the default size should be fine for most users.

As for the color grabbing process itself, the program is quite simple to work with. Click the interface to activate the program, then hover over a color whose code you wish to reveal. Pressing Ctrl+G will then reveal the HTML color code of the respective shade and log it into the app’s color history.

The color history section can be useful in many circumstances. Colors you grab through the program will automatically be logged there and copying them is just a click away. As such, users will be able to quickly access the HTML codes of their recently grabbed colors.

It’s also worth noting that the program features support for multi-monitor setups. It essentially is as easy as activating the program, then hovering your mouse on a color from any of your screens, and the program should recognize it.

Colour Picker is an intuitive app that should do the trick for users who are after something simple, but still very much functional, for their graphic design/editing needs.