Click the extension icon in the top-right corner of your browser to open it.
Pick any color from the current webpage with one click.
Copy color codes in HEX, RGB, and HSL, or save them as JSON.
You can pick any color on current webpage and save it to a clipboard and your palette.
Eye Dropper has a built-in color picker. You can mix or find colors as you need.
Every picked color is stored in the color palette where you can find it later.
Re-arrange colors by dragging them to a new place. Or drag them into a trash bin.
Copy color codes in HEX, RGB, and HSL, or save them as JSON.
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Click the extension icon to open the popup. Use the "Pick a color from this web" button to start picking - you'll see colors next to your cursor. Click or press "p" to pick a color. All picked colors are saved to clipboard and palette.
Due to security concerns and Google's policy restrictions, the color picker feature is only available on non-Chrome Web Store pages.
Yes, you can easily disable the Eye Dropper color picker: 1. Go to chrome://extensions in your Chrome browser. 2. Locate the "Eye Dropper" extension. 3. Toggle the switch next to Eye Dropper to turn it off (it will turn grey). You can enable it again anytime by toggling the switch back on.
Extensions normally not allowed to pick colors from local file:// URLs by default due to security measures. However, you can easily enable or disable this feature at any time. How to enable it: 1. Open chrome://extensions in your browser. 2. Locate Eye Dropper and click "Details." 3. Toggle on "Allow access to file URLs."
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