Additionally, both of these applications have shortcuts for resizing and zooming the magnifying glass once it's activated, but they take more effort to use. This is amazing because you can zero in on top of the area with lesser zoom super easily and then with one single modifier key zoom in close enough to differentiate pixels and the cursor will move slower too. I own both and I've used them quite a lot, but to me Color Snapper has one killer feature: A zoom toggle that zooms in really close when you hold down Ctrl.
If the currently focused application was started with an administrator elevation (Run as administrator), the Color Picker activation shortcut will not work, unless PowerToys was also started with an administrator elevation.They are OS wide color pickers so they can be used to pick colors from anything you see in your screen without having to feed it an image or take a screenshot first or something. Color picker can't be displayed on top of the start menu or action center (you can still pick a color). Order and presence of color formats in the editor. The shown color name will be a high-level representation of the color. Format of a copied color (HEX, RGB, etc.). To remove any color from the colors history, right click a color and select Remove. Pressing Select will add newly configured color into the colors history. By clicking on it, the fine-tuning configuration control will appear, where you can change HSV or RGB values of the current color. The color in the middle represents your currently selected color from the colors history. It will appear at the top of the colors history list. Clicking on any of those alternative color shades will add the selection to the history of picked colors. Editor suggests two lighter and two darker shades of the currently selected color. 
The editor also allows you to fine-tune any picked color or get a new similar color.
This configuration can be found in PowerToys Settings. You can configure which color formats are visible in the editor and in what order that they appear. The editor lets you see the history of picked colors (up to 20) and copy their representation in any predefined string format. In the enlarged area, you can pick the color of the element.
Zoom in by scrolling the mouse wheel up (image will be frozen). Move the mouse pointer close, but not over the element. To select the color of the non-hover state of a element: The copied color will be stored in your clipboard in the format that is configured in the settings (default: HEX). If you want to see the area around your cursor in more detail, scroll up to zoom in. Color Picker only - Opens Color Picker only and the selected color will be copied to the clipboard.Īfter the Color Picker is activated, hover your mouse cursor over the color you would like to copy and left-click the mouse button to select a color. Editor - Opens editor directly, from here you can choose a color from the history, fine-tune a selected color, or capture a new color by opening the color picker. After selecting a color, the editor is opened and the selected color is copied to the clipboard (in the default format - configurable in the Settings dialog). Color Picker with editor mode enabled - Opens Color Picker. Once enabled, you can choose one of the following three behaviors to be executed when launching Color Picker with the activation shortcut (default: Win+ Shift+ C). To start using Color Picker, enable it in the PowerToys Settings (Color Picker section). #COLORSNAPPER FOR WINDOWS WINDOWS#
A system-wide color picking utility for Windows that enables you to pick colors from any currently running application and can copy it in a configurable format to your clipboard.
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