Colors for Mac
Pick colors with point-and-click ease.
$1.99
In English
Version 1.1When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
Colors overview
Colors makes picking a color from your screen an easy point and click process.
With Colors running it is constantly tracking your mouse pointer and registers the pixel color that your mouse is currently over. If you like a color, just click and Colors will freeze the color and pop up a context menu where you can choose if you want to copy the Web color, UIColor or NSColor and also gives you the option to turn the Click To Copy context menu off.
This is the app to get if you are a developer or Web designer as well as a graphics artist because it really does make life simpler.
With Colors running it is constantly tracking your mouse pointer and registers the pixel color that your mouse is currently over. If you like a color, just click and Colors will freeze the color and pop up a context menu where you can choose if you want to copy the Web color, UIColor or NSColor and also gives you the option to turn the Click To Copy context menu off.
This is the app to get if you are a developer or Web designer as well as a graphics artist because it really does make life simpler.
What’s new in version 1.1
Version 1.1:
- Supports New Color Formats:
- CSS #ffffff
- CSS #FFFFFF
- CSS3 rgb(255,255,255)
- iOS UIColor RGB
- iOS UIColor HSB
- OS X NSColor RGB
- OS X NSColor HSB
- Even Easier to Use
- Colors now runs in the background seamlessly along side OS X. When you need to grab a color, press Command + Shift + 5. This brings up the color loupe. Click on the color you want, this brings up the Context menu. Pick a color format and then paste.
- Only 3 Steps...
- Command + Shift + 5
- Select Color Format
- Paste Color
- Performance has also been increased.
Colors for Mac
$1.99
In English
Version 1.1
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Dec 6 2011
Version: 1.1
Price is $2.99 in the App Store not $1.99. Also, this app is using the same name as a free color picker by the guy that develops Bowtie. I was using that Colors color picker before this one was released.
http://mattpatenaude.com/
Might be some copyright issues with your name?