Color Picker

Web design counts as more than just placing some default elements and boxes on a canvas. For instance, colors are read according to specific codes, and there are different types available, depending on the programming language used in the process. Luckily, you can use Color Picker to easily reveal the code you need.

Can be used on the go

A cool advantage, especially here is that you don’t even need to go through a setup process to make the application work, so you can check out the set of features as soon as download is done. This also means that you can store it on a thumb drive to be able to use it on any computers you need, without worrying that anything happens to the target computer.
The window you work with is highly-intuitive, with different sliders, thumbnails, preview areas, as well as clear descriptions so you always know what you’re doing. You can also save up to four different colors in dedicated slots.

Color picking options and output modes

Choosing a color of interest doesn’t really require much effort, especially if it’s on screen. In this regard, the dropper tool helps you pick the exact pixel, with a large preview area updating in real-time for proper feedback. Additionally, you can use the default palette to define a color, adjust RGB sliders, and even the Alpha level to neatly include a color in HTML projects.
Output is delivered one at a time, and sent to the clipboard at the press of a button. On the bright side, the application supports quite an impressive variety of programming languages, such as HTML, C++, Java, VisualBasic, .NET, C#, bitmap, and RGB.

To end with

All in all, Color Picker is definitely worth your effort, regardless of the project you decide to work on. Multiple color picking modes are at your disposal, while the output can come in quite the variety of programming codes. More than that, it can easily be carried around on a thumb drive since it requires no installation.