# Eyedropper Just click and drag the eyedropper anywhere on the screen to select a new color. Single pixel or 3x3/5x5 average sampling options are available.
# Magnifier This control works exactly like the eyedropper. It can be used to zoom in on an area of the screen. After zooming, you can click in the magnifier view to select a color. The plus and minus buttons can be used to change the magnification level before or after magnifiying an area.
# Auto-copy to clipboard With this option enabled, the output value will automatically be copied to the clipboard.
# Multiple output options
HTML hex, Delphi hex, Powerbuilder, Visual Basic, Visual C++, RGB float, RGB int
# Color options
Snap to WebSafe, Detect WebSafe, Reverse, Random, Convert to Grayscale
# Relative position measuring Press the Control key while eyedropping and the coordinates will be set to zero (0,0). When you drag the mouse to a new location, the coordinate values will be relative to the point.
# Color History The last 7 colors selected will appear in the color history. To select a previous color, simply click on it. Colors can be pushed into the color history by right clicking while eyedropping.
# Complementary color palette 42 colors that complement the current color will be generated on the fly.
# System tray support The application can be minimized to the system tray.
# Mouse wheel support Spin the mouse wheel while magnifying to change the magnification level. Spinning the mouse wheel while focus is on either of the Red, Green, or Blue edit controls will increment or decrement by 1(hold shift for +/- 2, hold control for +/- 5).
# BMP to clipboard
Double click on the magnifier's window and it will prompt to copy the the bitmap to the clipboard.
# Other minor features RGB Float mode will output the color as 0.50,0.25,0.00 Alt+[ will decrease floating point precision and Alt+] will increase floating point precision.
The standard windows cross hair cursor can be used in lieu of the eyedropper cursor.
Omit the # or $ symbols from the hex codes
Upper or Lowercase hex output