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Pick any color from the screen or manually adjust HSV values, copy formats to clipboard, and keep a history of picked colors. Instant Color Grab is a color tool for designers, developers, and anyone who needs precise colors fast. Pick colors two ways: • Screen Eyedropper: Click "Pick from Screen" to use Chrome's built-in eyedropper — sample any pixel on the page (or even outside the browser window on supported systems). Auto-copies HEX to clipboard and saves to history. • Manual HSV Canvas: Drag on the saturation-value square and hue slider for pixel-perfect control. Tweak hues, saturation, and brightness live. The preview updates instantly. All picked colors show: - HEX (with one-click copy) - RGB, CMYK, HSV, HSL formats - Click any format box to copy that value directly Features: - Persistent history: Up to 20 recent colors saved locally (click to re-copy HEX) - Live updates: Every drag or pick refreshes the preview and formats - Auto-copy on manual release (no extra button needed) - Offline & private: No data collection, no tracking, no external servers - Clean, minimal popup — stupid simple and fast Perfect for web design, UI prototyping, CSS tweaks, branding, or quick inspiration grabs. Permissions: - storage: Saves your color history locally - clipboardWrite: Enables one-click copying No ads, no bloat. Just colors when you need them. Enjoy picking!
Jan 19, 2026
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