Graphic designers tend to look at things differently. They see the arrangement and color scheme of things that mere mortals would just take for granted. Anything can be art, and it takes a discerning eye to really see it sometimes. While taking part in normal computer functions, some designers may see colors that they'd like to use in their own projects. Identifying the type of color can be very difficult, but with ColorSchemer ColorPix, you can get the exact color value of any pixel.
ColorPix is a useful little color picker that grabs the pixel under your mouse and transforms it into a number of different color formats. You can use the built-in magnifier to zoom in on your screen, click on a color value to copy it directly to the clipboard, and even keep ColorPix on top of all other apps and out of the way. Best of all, there's nothing to install - just download the tiny app and off you go. So grab it now, it's FREE!
ColorPix Window
This is the actual size of the ColorPix window. When you move your mouse over your screen the color values on the left and the color swatch on the right will change color depending on the pixel under your mouse.
ColorPix Window with Magnifier
Expanding the ColorPix window to show the magnifier lets you zoom in on your screen underneath your mouse.
You can also control the zoom percentage, up to 1600%.
Product Highlights
- NEW! Minimize ColorPix to the system tray, and keep it out of the way until you need it.
- NEW! Set ColorPix to launch when Windows starts up.
- Click on any color value to copy it to the clipboard. Press Ctrl-C to copy the HEX color (without the '#' sign).
- Press any key to lock or unlock the current color and the magnifier.
- Click on the '+' icon to keep ColorPix on top of all running applications.
- Click on the 'Magnifier' button or press Ctrl-M to show/hide the built-in magnifying glass.
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