Quick color picker

Get and copy color from web page in one click

Quick Color Picker - Extract and Copy Colors from Web Pages

Quick color picker is a powerful Chrome extension that provides an easy way to extract and copy colors from web pages. With its color picker tool and ability to display the most used color on a page, it is a must-have utility for designers and developers. Simply select the color you want and copy it as a HEX or RGB value. The extension also keeps a record of recently picked colors for convenience. Experience the simplicity and efficiency of Quick Color Picker for all your color-related needs!

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2021-06-10

By: Juan Esteban

Users: 232,707+

Rating: 1.00

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Version: 0.7.1 (Last updated: 2021-05-27)

Creation date: 2021-03-23

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

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Size: 570.37K

Price: Free

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Extension summary

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Quick Color Picker is a software that provides an eyedropper tool for extracting pixel color from a web page. Also, it extracts the most used color from the web page palette.

Quick Color Picker can pick colors on any page elements including images and videos.

Features: ⭐ Color picker tool (By selecting “Pick color” option from the popup) ⭐ Displays a dominant color of the page ⭐ Shows recently picked colors ⭐ Copy as HEX or RGB HTML-compatible formats ⭐ Shortcut (Alt-P)

User reviews

I have no idea how to use this picker.

by Aneta Burkiewicz, 2021-06-07

I can't figure out how to use this tool. Unless that changes, I can only give this color picker one star. I would give "no stars" or "negative (0, -1, -2, -3, -4, -5) stars" if the option to do that actually existed. Like 'upside down' stars >;) ((winky blinky)) That would be a STRANGER THING to do; am I right? Right side: UP and so, Left side: DOWN >;)