Color Grabber 2.0 is a little Color-Picker-Tool for webdesigners for grabbing color codes (like HTML-Hex, RGB etc.) from the desktop!.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Windows


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Color Grabber 2.0 is a little Color-Picker-Tool for webdesigners for grabbing color codes (like HTML-Hex, RGB etc.) from the desktop!.


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