Requires macOS 11 or later.
- Quickly copy, paste, and convert colors in Hex, HSL, RGB, LCH format
- Show as a normal app or in the menu bar
- Pick a color or toggle the window from anywhere with a global keyboard shortcut
- Make the window stay on top of all other windows
- Launch it at login
You can use the following keyboard shortcuts in the app:
- Pick color: Command p
- Copy as Hex: Shift Command h
- Copy as HSL: Shift Command s
- Copy as RGB: Shift Command r
- Copy as LCH: Shift Command l
- Paste color: Shift Command v (In the format Hex, HSL, RGB, or LCH)
The built-in color picker supports plugins:
It's a more human-friendly color format.
Note that the LCH color is currently clamped to sRGB range.
That is because the default color space in the picker is Display P3, which is part of CSS Color 4, but the color space used for the legacy CSS color formats is sRGB (browsers are starting to handle color spaces but they are not all there yet).
Right-click the color wheel. You probably want to select “sRGB”.
Note that the color strings will always be converted to sRGB color space.
The best practice is to use Asset Catalog for colors instead of hard-coding the values in code. If you really want to hard-code colors, the Scala color picker plugin supports UIColor and NSColor.
I don't have any immediate plans to localize the app.
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