Color Seizer

Although computers display colors we easily understand, a PC recognizes it through other means, namely code. It’s close to impossible to know color codes by heart, so you might need specialized applications like Color Seizer in order to grab tints of interest to generate the right code for the programming language you use.

Since it’s not packed inside an installer, the application can be put to good use from the moment download is done. This also means that you can store it on a USB flash drive in case you want or need to use it on other computers. The health status of the target PC remains intact, and this is all because it doesn’t make changes to registry entries.

The window which shows up on launch is pretty colorful and holds a variety of fields. You can pick colors in a couple of modes, and the variety of info put at your disposal is decent, and there’s a high chance you find just what you need. Several slots are available so you can store colors of interest.

As mentioned, there are several methods through which you can define a color of interest. On the one hand, you can bring up the default color palette and choose a color. On the other hand, there’s a dropper tool which can be moved anywhere on the desktop, just in case you can’t really figure out the exact tint from the built-in palette.

The application displays the selected color which you can drag in a free spot. It also displays saturation and brightness levels. In terms of generated info, the application shows RGB code, HSL levels, as well as corresponding code for HTML, Delphi, Visual Basic, and C++, with a dedicated drop-down menu for several colors based on names.

All things considered, we can state that Color Seizer is sure to come in handy if you need to design an interface or web page, but using your own sets of colors. Picking modes are incredibly helpful, with multiple slots to save them, while the number of code types at your disposal make it worth your while.