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gpick is the most popular Linux alternative to What The Hex?.
gpick is the most popular Open Source & free alternative to What The Hex?.
- gpick is Free and Open Source
What The Hex? AlternativesColor Picker Tools and other similar apps like What The Hex?
What The Hex? is described as 'Free and open-source colour picking tool, just like the eyedrop tool in image editors such as GIMP. But unlike those editors, What The Hex? is designed to provide you with the Hex or RGB information you're looking for in the fastest way possible' and is a Color Picker tool in the development category. There are more than 25 alternatives to What The Hex? for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone and Web-based apps. The best What The Hex? alternative is gpick, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like What The Hex? are Instant Eyedropper, Pixie, ColorKeep and System Color Picker.
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85 Instant Eyedropper alternativesInstant Eyedropper is a free color detection tool for webmasters that will identify and automatically paste to the clipboard the HTML color code of any pixel on the screen with just a single mouse click.
Instant Eyedropper is the most popular Windows alternative to What The Hex?.
- Instant Eyedropper is Free and Open Source
78 Pixie alternativesSmall utility that can show you coordinates and color of any pixel on your screen in different formats (HEX, HTML, RGB, CMYK, HSV). It's staying on top, displays a color of that pixel under mouse cursor, the program can magnify that zone w/ hotkey.
ColorKeep is a lightweight, powerful clipboard companion that ensures you never lose track of your colors again. Designed for professionals who work with color daily, this app silently captures HEX codes from your clipboard and maintains them in an easily accessible list.
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ColorKeep is the most popular Mac alternative to What The Hex?.
ColorKeep is the most popular commercial alternative to What The Hex?.
- ColorKeep is Paid and Proprietary
- ColorKeep is Lightweight and Privacy focused
Color converter, screen color picker and color palettes for Windows. Colora is a small but powerful color converter and screen color picker for Windows.
76 Color Cop alternativesColor Cop is a multi-purpose color picker for web designers and programmers. It features an eyedropper, magnifier, variable magnification levels, 3 by 3 and 5 by 5 average sampling, snap to websafe, color history, and a 42 color complementary palette.
91 Pixel Pick alternativesPixel Pick is a free color picker tool that pick the pixels color under your mouse cursor on the desktop and translates it into a number of different color formats such as RGB, CMYK, HSB, HEX or Web Color format. A free color picker for grabbing color under your mouse .
Ever tried using a color picker on a high resolution monitor? Its impossible. Thats why this color picker has a magnifier attached. Grab palettes of up to 16 colors at once and use four advanced color mixers to select a spectrum of possibilities.
With the pipette you are able to edit, convert and pick up colors from your screen. Pipette also supports a lot of standards or color models (RGB, CMY, CMYK, HSV, TColor and XYZ0). Color models are nothing but theoretical descriptions of colors using certain numeric values.
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