Easily and quickly capture any desktop color, view its RGB, HSB and HEX color codes and copy them to the clipboard with just a few clicks.
- Screen Color Picker
- Version:1.8
- License :Freeware
- OS:Windows All
- Publisher:2xDSoft
Screen Color Picker Description
Screen Color Picker is a simple and easy to use application that can pick colors from the desktop on a pixel-by-pixel basis. The small resource is very unobtrusive, does not require prior setup and displays hue information in four different color models.
Can extract colors from other running applications
The software is valuable for anyone who requires an utility to capture desktop colors. It can be highly useful when dealing with icons or wallpapers with rich designs. One can even use it after other programs have been started, in order to extract colors from other tasks.
This is one of the strong points of this small tool: it can be used in various methods. It is stable and delivers great results, regardless of how it is used. In essence, everything it does can be performed to a lesser degree with Windows Paint.
Returns extensive color information
However, it should be noted that the default application does not feature such extensive information and, in some situations, taking screenshots is not possible. These shortcomings are not available to Screen Color Picker, as it does not require a snapshot in order to extract color information.
Once users have employed the color picker in order to select a pixel, the application automatically dumps the information into its list. The software displays data in four color models, complete with their minor variations: RGB, CMYK/CMYB, HSB/HSV and HSL/HSI.
Integrates with the Windows Clipboard
All information can be copied to Clipboard, which facilitates transferring information to other programs. The utility is able to work with multiple entries at the same time, which means users can quickly generate an entire list of colors, in just one session!
In conclusion, Screen Color Picker is a simple, but effective tool for grabbing customized colors from other applications or desktop items.