This tool is for programmers . It doesn't mean that if you're not a programmer can't use it . It means this tool is oriented to help programmers in their user interfaces with the color , cause it has parser expecificaly for their work , amount other things.

The efforts to make it runnable in IE doesnt worth the work . If you like to use it , use a good browser. I would recommend to you Google Chrome.

You need a version wich supports Canvas and HTML5 , update or let me give you a tip : Install the last google chrome.

Use your mouse wheel . Or if you are in a laptop the right side of the touchpad wich runs like the mouse wheel.

The Customize parser Link is to customize the output.You can use what you want in the customize help table in the order you want. If you think you have an 'output' you think it must be in the main list , dont forget to contact me to put it.

The alpha channel of the colours can only be used in this tool , cause on any other tool or programme they don't think an alpha channel must be put in colour. I think alpha channel is an awesome feature , but only usefull for programmers , and most of the programmes that use colour are not programmer-oriented.

Ok , you have many ways to do that:

-You can suggest me the problems you see in the tool.
-You can give work to me if you think you have one i can do seeing my work.

This color picker has been designed with html5 technologies and Javascript (don't forget jquery library) . Is made for color design in mind , thinking always in web design but also in software development . But you don't need to be one , only what you need is to try it to see that it's an easy one , and grate for eyes.Also i haven't forgotten palette designers , adding .gpl palette load and save tool (adding the alpha channel).

The another great thing this color selector has is the language parser . Which is a component for using not only in typical css hexadecimal output but for a java , C# , Visual-Básic , CSS RGB and RGBA and all what you want language , which you can tell me to add in the web tool . Furthermore you can customize them , using the option tab , using a table of binary , octal, hexadecimal , Decimal and 0-1 output for RGB or HSV to add components to the output , and use a link for it all times you want use that color output.

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You can contact me using this email:

You can use the link under this text to have a particular customized color picker output when you want.

It's generated dynamically so you don't need to worry about it's expiration. You are free to use it how you want.

Copy & Save this field in a text editor adding .gpl in palette filename:

Copy & Paste here the content of a .gpl palette file: