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Colorsnapper 2

Aug 21, 2014 ColorSnapper (Mac App Store link) takes the concept a little further, providing a convenient way to instantly capture a specific color from your screen in a variety of formats. Once installed, the. What is ColorSnapper for Mac ColorSnapper2 is the OS X color picker app for designers and developers which makes it easy to collect, adjust, organize, and export colors of any pixel of the screen. It is activated via a system-wide hotkey, giving you a magnifying glass to easily pick any pixel you need, even from retina displays. 29 alternative and related products to ColorSnapper. The missing color picker for Mac. Developer Tools + 1. Create designs that drive conversions with Hotjar. Try now for free! 29 Alternatives to ColorSnapper.

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Our Verdict

ColorSnapper 2 helps Mac users find any color on their screen. To use it, all you need to do is invoke the program by using a menu item or global shortcut. Then, you just click any pixel on your screen to grab its details in your preferred format. The details are ready to paste wherever needed. Key Features: Grab any pixel on.

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If you’re a longtime user of OS X, you’re probably familiar with Apple’s Digital Color Meter (found in Applications > Utilities), a simple utility that magnifies the contents of the screen under the mouse pointer and lets you copy the RGB color components of the resulting pixel.

ColorSnapper (Mac App Store link) takes the concept a little further, providing a convenient way to instantly capture a specific color from your screen in a variety of formats. Once installed, the app becomes available in your menu bar, from where it can be invoked either via a mouse click or by using a global shortcut (the app defaults to Command-Control-C, which may interfere with the functionality provided by other apps, but you can change the shortcut).

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The app runs quietly in the background until you call it into action, at which point, just like Digital Color Meter, it shows a loupe that magnifies the area around the mouse cursor. Clicking anywhere causes the color of the pixel beneath your pointer to be copied to the clipboard in one of several formats, from bare RGB or HSL values to pre-formatted strings that can be used in a graphics editor like Photoshop, or in a Web page’s cascading stylesheet.

If you often need to identify colors on your screen—from a Web page or photo—and don’t need the extra functionality provided by an app like The Icon Factory’s xScope, ColorSnapper is a great tool that focuses on one task, executes it well, and will only set you back a small amount of money.

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ColorSnapper2 is the OS X color picker app for designers and developers which makes it easy to collect, adjust, organize, and export colors of any pixel of the screen. It is activated via a system-wide hotkey, giving you a magnifying glass to easily pick any pixel you need, even from retina displays. The resulting color is copied to the clipboard in a format of your preference.

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Features:

• New Magnifying Glass -- the original ColorSnapper magnifying glass -- introduced in 2010 and adopted by every modern color picker app since then -- just got even better! It works perfectly with multiple displays, different resolutions and with different pixel density. You can switch between Spaces and Applications having the magnifying glass on the screen while controlling it with gestures and keyboard shortcuts.
• New Hi-Precision Mode allows you to choose every physical pixel on a retina screen, but also works great on displays with normal pixel density by increasing mouse sensitivity and magnification level.
• Export to Adobe® Photoshop® and Illustrator® -- set foreground and background color in your favorite designer tool directly from ColorSnapper.
• Capture loupe image -- new magnifying glass can be used as a review tool. Pressing P will copy the zoomed image to clipboard.
• Favorites and History -- with ColorSnapper2 you can now organize, adjust and export colors without leaving the application. Add colors you regularly pick to the favorites or go back in time to hundreds of colors.
• Adjust colors -- new user interface seamlessly integrates with the Apple’s Color Panel so you can adjust colors before you export them.
• Quick formats filter -- just start typing to quickly search through more than 30 export formats.
• Automatic color profile conversion -- converts colors picked from native OS X applications, including Safari and Xcode from the monitor’s color profile to sRGB. This means you’ll get the same RGB values as those used in your code.
• Code style -- use flexible color values formatters to match your coding style. Along with all new supported formats, including CSS3, NSColor and UIColor, Swift, Android, Java, .NET, and many more, this results in even faster developer workflow.