Quick summary
Pipette is a tiny utility built for one clear task: sample a color from anywhere on your display. It gives a magnified preview so you can target a single pixel, then shows the color value (for example, the HEX code). The tool runs over whatever program is open, so you can pick colors from windows, images, or web pages without switching apps.
How the interface works
- A compact window presents a zoomed-in view of the area around your cursor for precise selection.
- After you click a pixel, the app reveals the color value in commonly used formats such as HEX.
- It operates globally, meaning it can sample colors from any active application or desktop element.
Why you might choose this app
Pipette is useful when you want a quick, lightweight way to capture a color without launching a full image editor. While most professional image programs include color pickers, Pipette is handy if you prefer a small, focused tool that’s always accessible. Designers and photo editors may find it a convenient addition to their set of utilities.
Alternatives to consider
- GIMP — free, open-source image editor with a built-in color picker for broader editing needs.
- Affinity Photo — a one-time-purchase app that includes advanced color tools for professional use.
- Adobe Photoshop — subscription-based, full-featured editor with powerful sampling and color management.
Technical
Title
Pipette
Requirements
- Mac
Language
No language has been specified.
Available languages
License
- Free
Latest update
2024-09-24
Author
Charcoaldesign
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