Chroma: Ultimate Eyedropper & Color Picker

Description

Chroma is a free, user-friendly color tool that allows you to easily sample colors from your screen while browsing the internet. It is highly intuitive and simple to use.

Chroma includes a variety of features to help you work with colors. What's inside:

✺ An eyedropper tool
✺ A color picker tool
✺ A palette builder
✺ HEX/RGB/HSL values
✺ Random color palette generator
✺ A color history feature
✺ The ability to copy colors to your clipboard
✺ A draggable toolbar
✺ Tints and shades for any color
✺ Light and dark color theme options
✺ The ability to generate unique URLs for referencing and sharing palettes.

To use Chroma, simply open the extension and hover over the screen with the eyedropper tool to select the color you want to sample. The HEX value of that color will be automatically copied to your clipboard.

You can also create a palette based on a range of colors from the page, and generate a unique URL for saving or sharing the palette.

Chroma is designed for designers, developers, and other professionals, but is easy enough for anyone to use. It requires no registration or setup, and is completely private. Simply click the extension button and start working with color. ????

Thanks for trying Chroma! \(^-^)/

Would you like to try a demo before installing? Try it here: https://chroma.dev/try

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Want to open Chroma with a keyboard shortcut? Go to chrome://extensions/shortcuts and set your own.

Want to request new features, report a bug, or offer feedback? Fill out our customer feedback survey: https://forms.gle/1H1RN51vQbRy1eho9

Have a question? Send us a message at: [email protected]

By installing the extension, you agree to Chroma’s Privacy Policy (https://chroma.dev/privacy) and Terms of Use (https://chroma.dev/terms).

Team Chroma:
Eric Uldall: github.com/ericuldall
Timothy Long: github.com/timothylong