If you’re a web developer you have probably seen a color on the screen that you would like to replicate on a website, but you had no easy way to determine the hexadecimal code for the color in question. Well, a nifty little utility called ColorGrab solves that problem once and for all!
ColorGrab is extremely easy to use. When you see a color you like on the screen, all you have to do is load ColorGrab and drag its small window somewhere out the way, then click the “Get Color From Screen” button. From that point on you can simply hover your mouse over any colored graphic or text on the screen and the underlying hex code for that color will be displayed in the ColorGrab window. Pretty simple, right?
I’ve used ColorGrab for a good while now and I absolutely LOVE it. The days of using trial and error to match up colors are long gone, saving me tons of time and effort on every website or blog that I create. The current version is ColorGrab 2.0. It’s small and lightweight, it doesn’t require installation like typical Windows programs, and it’s absolutely free! Cut your website development time dramatically by downloading ColorGrab 2.0 right here.