GetPixelColor version 3.46 has been released, offering a user-friendly tool for determining the color values of individual pixels. This software is particularly beneficial for graphic designers, web administrators, and anyone curious about pixel colors. It allows users to explore and comprehend the RGB color space in an engaging and simple manner.
One of its standout features is the ability to identify the pixel color on the desktop background at specific coordinates, such as X: 235, Y: 133. Since pixel color querying isn't a standard function in Windows, the creator developed GetPixelColor to fill this gap, providing users with RGB, RGBA, HLS, and other color value options. Originally a subroutine in DesktopOK, GetPixelColor caters to a wide range of users, from novices to seasoned graphic artists.
Using the application is straightforward: users can click the '? Pixel ?' button, move a box over the desired area on their desktop, and click to reveal the color palette. Additionally, with keyboard shortcuts (keys 1-4), users can quickly copy color values to the clipboard for easy access.
Key features of GetPixelColor include:
- Querying RGB, RGBA, HLS, and other color values.
- Accessing pixel information through the taskbar's info area.
- Customizable pixel adjustment via the color palette.
- Option to launch the application with Windows for convenience.
For users interested in accessibility, there are also resources available on how to adjust color filters in Windows 10/11 to assist individuals with color blindness.
In summary, GetPixelColor 3.46 is a versatile tool perfect for anyone needing to identify pixel colors efficiently while enhancing their understanding of color systems. Its ease of use and practical features make it an essential addition to any graphic designer's toolkit, as well as a useful utility for everyday users
One of its standout features is the ability to identify the pixel color on the desktop background at specific coordinates, such as X: 235, Y: 133. Since pixel color querying isn't a standard function in Windows, the creator developed GetPixelColor to fill this gap, providing users with RGB, RGBA, HLS, and other color value options. Originally a subroutine in DesktopOK, GetPixelColor caters to a wide range of users, from novices to seasoned graphic artists.
Using the application is straightforward: users can click the '? Pixel ?' button, move a box over the desired area on their desktop, and click to reveal the color palette. Additionally, with keyboard shortcuts (keys 1-4), users can quickly copy color values to the clipboard for easy access.
Key features of GetPixelColor include:
- Querying RGB, RGBA, HLS, and other color values.
- Accessing pixel information through the taskbar's info area.
- Customizable pixel adjustment via the color palette.
- Option to launch the application with Windows for convenience.
For users interested in accessibility, there are also resources available on how to adjust color filters in Windows 10/11 to assist individuals with color blindness.
In summary, GetPixelColor 3.46 is a versatile tool perfect for anyone needing to identify pixel colors efficiently while enhancing their understanding of color systems. Its ease of use and practical features make it an essential addition to any graphic designer's toolkit, as well as a useful utility for everyday users
GetPixelColor 3.46 released
GetPixelColor is a handy tool for determining pixel color values.
