The Digital Color Meter is a built-in color dropper tool on your Mac. It’s super handy for both web designers and web developers. Here’s a step by step guide on how to get started using Apple’s Digital Color Meter.
Digital Color Meter Icon Mac
1. How to find the Digital Color Meter on your Mac
Just go to: APPLICATIONS->UTILITIES->DIGITAL COLOR METER
In the Digital Color Meter app on your Mac, do any of the following. Find the value of a color: Move the pointer over the pixels whose values you want to see. The color under the pointer is displayed in the Digital Color Meter window, with its color values on the right. Released: Version: 5.2.0(2115) Size: 81.32 MB Filename: XeroxPrintDriver5.2.02115.dmg. Digital Color Meter is an open-source application that makes it easy to pick specific colors from your screen and copy their RGB or HEX codes to the clipboard. Moreover, it enables you to create a. You can open a saved image in MS Paint, click the color picker (looks like an eye dropper), and click the part of the image you want the color for. Then go to Edit colors and you can see the RGB or Hue/Saturation/Lum.
Digital Color Meter Mac Pro
Digital Colorimeter is a desktop application specifically designed for Windows 10 that let you pick a desktop color, whatever it is a single pixel or an area, convert it between many space colors, save it and use it for any purpose.
2. How to display Hexadecimal numbers on the Digital Color Meter
DISPLAY VALUE -> “as Hexadecimal”
3. How to read the Digital Color Meter?
Simple. Just HOVER with your mouse over the image to find the hexadecimal code.
And that’s all you need! Read the last two digits of each line, and add them together. So in this case #DC5629.