Effortlessly discern any pixel's color with our ultra-accurate eyedropper, inspect CSS colors, unveil website palettes with a click. Customize colors to your liking. Save your favorite color palettes and build your own collection. Copy colors (HEX, HSL, RGB).
Hi guys! The story behind this app is quite simple. Last year, I got my first MacBook and started using Safari as my default browser and I couldn't find the extensions I would normally use as a developer and designer. I wanted an extension that I could use to identify the colors of any website (images or web elements), so I decided to code it myself. The result is "Color Sense for Safari." It's an optimized Safari extension designed to detect any pixel or web element color on any website when using Safari.
I hope it can be helpful for many people out there. I've also coded other Safari extensions, such as a font indentifier, a window resizer, a SVG picker, a CSS inspector, and more. You can check them out here:
Safari Web Extensions
If you have any comments, you can send me an email at:
contact@safariwebextensions.com
I wish you all the best in your projects and much success!
@kyrylosilin
Hi Kyrylo!
Thanks for your comment. Yes, it took us a while, but Color Sense is designed to offer high precision across many displays, including Retina displays. As for expanding to other browsers, we currently plan to focus on providing the best experience for Safari users.
Safari Web Extensions
@semanser
Hi Andriy! Thanks for your comment. Color Sense is available exclusively for Safari. We chose to focus on Safari because, while there are plenty of free color picker options available for Chrome, there was a lack of such tools for Safari. By filling this gap, we aim to provide Safari users with a robust and user-friendly color picker extension.
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