Bullseye Color Picker for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Magnonic Software

Pick any color from your screen, convert color values, create colors and palettes.

Pick colors from the computer screen or from a color palette and return the following color codes: RGB (decimal), HSL, Long, HTML Hex, Visual Basic Hex, Delphi Hex, and C++ Hex. Enter any color code to create your own colors. Create your own colors and color palettes, and then save them for future use. Use the advanced zooming tool to zoom in onto your screen and select a specific pixel's color. The color history feature will show the last 10 colors you used. You can also select two colors at the same time for easy comparison. Bullseye Color Picker has the ability to be always on top of other windows and can be minimized to the system tray. The program can run in full mode or in compact mode and includes a mini color picker. As a bonus, Bullseye Color Picker includes an HTML Style sheet Editor for quickly and easily creating the right color scheme for a web page.

Bullseye Color Picker for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: January 11, 2010

Latest update: August 27, 2015

Version: 1.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2000
Windows 2003
Windows 98
Windows ME
Windows 95
Windows NT
Windows Server
Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows 7
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 5,840

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

5/5

3 User Votes

Brilliant, thanks
January 22, 2011
Pros
Very accurate
Cons
Alittle fiddly to use
Summary
Would recommend to anyone
Very useful and comprehensive Color Tool
AnnieDannySeptember 20, 2010
Pros
This color tool does a whole lot of things. It's very useful for web designers and developers. I think it's the best color tool out there. It's not quite as easy as some of them, but it does a whole lot more.
Cons
It reminds us to donate, but the messages are not obtrusive or obnoxious. And I agree, if we use it we should donate. Then the messages will go away.
Summary
This is the best color tool out there, IMO. And, it works on Windows 7. Some of my favorite color tools have bit the dust because they didn't keep up with the OS changes. This one is still hanging in there, so you can count on it for the long term. I use several color tools. This is one of my top favorites because it does some indepth things that a simple color picker cannot do.
Useful & versatile tool for designer or programmer
gskramerJuly 4, 2010
Pros
Versatile, logical, easy to use. For identifying colors on the screen, the zoom feature lets you hone in on a single pixel if need be.
Cons
It's great that it has an HTML style editor, where you can select colors for background, foreground, links etc and have Bullseye build the tags for you - but it's out of date in that it gives you colors as HTML attributes rather than CSS selectors.
Summary
I had been using Colorpad for a couple of years, and liked it but found it limiting. Sometimes I wanted to see a color I saw referenced in a style sheet - i.e., plug in the hex color code and see what it looked like. Also, Colorpad didn't offer enough precision when I wanted to pick out a color from a screen region with many color changes or fine gradations. Bullseye addresses both of these. As mentioned above, you can zoom into a screen region right down to individual pixels and get exactly the color you want. And it's a useful style-building tool as well: You can define colors in several different ways (type in values, use RGB sliders, etc.), build pallettes, save a history of colors, etc. Although it's free software, it does _strongly_ hint that donations are appreciated, when you launch it - but any amount donation will make those messages go away, and either way it's a small price to pay for something so useful.