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An elegant color picker for your browser. PickHue is an elegant in-page color picker for Chrome and Brave. Click the PickHue icon to open a clean panel right on the page. Hit Select Color to activate a circular magnifier that follows your cursor — click any pixel to copy it instantly. What’s new in 2.0.3 — Palettes Saved palettes — organize colors into named palettes Save to palette — add a picked color from the copy toast, or batch-save from recent colors Palette editor — rename, reorder, and manage your palette colors Import & export — PickHue JSON, Adobe ASE, CSS variables, and hex lists More formats — copy as HEX, RGB, HSL, or OKLCH Themes — system, light, or dark (always mirrors your native theme or selected choice) UI/UX Refinement - UX testing & user feedback based polish implemented Privacy PickHue does not collect or transmit personal data. No accounts, ads, analytics, or trackers. Your settings, recent colors, and palettes are stored locally in your browser using chrome.storage (and may sync with Chrome Sync if you have it enabled). Note: PickHue can’t run on browser-internal pages (chrome://, brave://) or the Chrome Web Store, per browser security policy. If you want, paste your current listing description here and I’ll tighten it further to match your tone and fit any character limits you’re targeting.
Aug 3, 2026
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