HTML Starter Kit Color Picker for Windows

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By HTML Starter Kit

Choose colors for your Web site, programs, or office applications.

If you've ever tried to select a color scheme for your Web site, you know it can be difficult. Not only do you have to choose matching colors, but you have to convert them into different representations like Hexidecimal or RGB to use them. Now you can use this Photoshop-like color picker to help choose colors for your Web site, programs or office applications.

The HTML Starter Kit Color Picker displays HTML Color Codes, RGB, VB and Decimal Color Codes for each selected color. Choose from millions of shades of colors or from the Web safe palette. You can see the last 18 colors you have selected in order to pick the colors that match best. Plus, you can save any color to your own custom palette for commonly used colors.

HTML Starter Kit Color Picker for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: April 6, 2005

Latest update: July 15, 2015

Version: 1.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows 98
Windows 95
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/XP

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Total Downloads: 3,523

Downloads Last Week: 1

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2.5/5

2 User Votes

Simply Simple. *Note- NOT a SCREEN Color Picker
christee8May 27, 2010
Pros
-You can save your own palettes
Cons
-DOES NOT grab colors from screen -couldn't get attached browser(?) to work
Summary
Note that this is not a color picker in the sense that you can grab any color from your screen to get its hex and/or rgb codes, etc- and it does not claim to be so- but I just wanted to clarify that anyway, as I myself didn't pay much attention to the description. Lacking the ability to grab colors from your screen, HTML Starter-Kit-Color-Picker instead provides just a color map/slider from which to select your color(s). As a graphic designer, I had little use for it, as there are tons of freeware color pickers, many a little more robust. It does, however, give you the codes of the colors selected through the map/sliders. One unique feature was an attached browser- but i couldn't get it to function properly (although i have to mention that i only gave it minimal effort, as i already knew i'd be uninstalling it). I don't want to put it down completely- it does what it claims it will do (aside from the browser, but i don't think that was even mentioned in the description though anyway)- it gives code for colors selected with their provided color picker (again, however, NOT from your screen)- and it also saves a history of most recently picked colors & does allow you to save palettes.
At least one B-I-G flaw
jhfdsouyerwjnOctober 5, 2006
Pros
This is NOT one of those useless "pick a colour off your screen" tools. It provides a full 24-bit pallette from which you can choose your colours.
Cons
I picked a colour from the pallette. Then I fine tuned the choice in the RGB options. But the cut & paste options below did NOT change to reflect this fine tuning. So the HEX values (for example, as most HTML and CSS coders might use) would not accurately reflect the specific choice.
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