FCS

Working as a graphic designer can be a difficult job without an appropriate tool since many tasks can be simplified with software assistance.

Fortunately, nowadays you can choose from a wide variety of application that can come in handy for your projects, such as FCS.

Since it is portable, this program does not require you to install it on your computer, as simply running its executable component grants you full access to its functions. This also makes it possible that you can run it from removable media, such as USB flash drives.

You do not need to worry about it creating additional files or folders on your computer, nor about it tampering with your Windows registry entries.

FCS comes with a dull user interface that integrates several functions, which are all organized in the main window. While some users might be disconcerted by this layout, others might find it easier to access the application's functions without browsing through numerous menus.

No additional configuration menu, window or pane is available since this program's purpose is to help users extract specific colors from their workspace with minimum difficulty. More so, no help documentation is provided. Users might experience some difficulties in understanding certain functions.

This program can help you pick colors from your screen by providing you with several tools that you might find relevant. For instance, it is possible to use a standard dropper tool, extract the color under your mouse pointer, use a color scheme library, access a standard color picker window or select a random color.

You are provided with HTML Hex, RGB, CMYK and HSV codes for the extracted colors so that you can easily integrate them into your projects. If needed, you can manually adjust the extracted color by dragging the slider until you are satisfied with the result.

FCS is a lightweight application that can help you extract colors from your screen and use them within your design projects by providing you with several relevant tools. It packs no help manual, its interface is quite cluttered, but on the other hand its features are straightforward and can be operated with minimum efforts.