Eye Dropper is a Chrome extension that makes it super easy to grab a color from any existing website for use in any graphics editing program. In this video I show you how to use the extension and also how you can apply it to a real world scenario.
This is one of those utilities that you can use once a week or 4-5 times a day based on your needs.
As a front-end web developer I end up working with logos and colors on an almost daily basis. Eye Dropper helps when I’m trying to match a specific color on the web to coincide with what I’m doing in Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop.
Using this extension eliminates any guesswork and with just a few clicks you’ve got what you need and you’re on your way. That’s the type of speed and reliability that makes a difference throughout the course of a day.
Eye Dropper can be found on the Chrome Web Store and just like most every extension is a click away from being installed and fully-functional.
Do you have any recommendations or alternatives that you wish to pass along? Put it in the comments below — I’m always up for trying new extensions. I’ve been using Eye Dropper for years now, so naturally it’s the one I have in my bag-of-tricks.
