Two More Tools for Picking Colors
There were a couple of good color tools recommended in replies in another thread. I'm reposting them here to be sure they are not overlooked!
Programs recommended by KathyD174
"One of the best ways I've found to get the "Perfect" match for colors is by using a free program called COLOR COP. I've used it for years to pick and match colors to make a color palette before designing my pages. You can download it at: view link colorcop.net/download
Use the little magnifying glass to "pick" a portion of the picture you want to take colors from. Then click on the color you want and the HEX code appears for you to copy and use in your work. Saves a TON of time"
"Another program that I use is very similar and works well too. It's called Colour Spy and can be found at: view link www.softforall.com/WebAuthoring/ HTMLEditors/Colour_Spy10020135.htm Click on the dropper tool and drag it over the picture you want to copy the color from. Again, easy to use and easy to grab color coded. Both are my favorites and well used."
Programs recommended by KathyD174
Programs recommended by KathyD174
"One of the best ways I've found to get the "Perfect" match for colors is by using a free program called COLOR COP. I've used it for years to pick and match colors to make a color palette before designing my pages. You can download it at: view link colorcop.net/download
Use the little magnifying glass to "pick" a portion of the picture you want to take colors from. Then click on the color you want and the HEX code appears for you to copy and use in your work. Saves a TON of time"
"Another program that I use is very similar and works well too. It's called Colour Spy and can be found at: view link www.softforall.com/WebAuthoring/ HTMLEditors/Colour_Spy10020135.htm Click on the dropper tool and drag it over the picture you want to copy the color from. Again, easy to use and easy to grab color coded. Both are my favorites and well used."
Programs recommended by KathyD174
