Graphic artists or anyone who wanted to emulate a color they see online should find this application highly useful. uToolbox ColorPicker, as the name suggests, will allow users to pick the color they see in browsers. The application is also one of the lightest software as the application is less then 10kb in size. No installation is needed so the application will run without any problem. Users just need to unzip the application and place the folder in their preferred destination.

Using the application is very easy. Users just need to launch the application and drag the pointer provided by the application to the user’s target. The application will automatically determine the color used and displays the said color in the application’s interface.

The interface will show three information – the sample of the color chosen, the HTML code and the RGB (Red, Green, Blue) combination. The data provided can help web developers and graphic designers in emulating the color by adding the RGB formula in their image editing tool. Web designers can simply place the HTML code so that the browser will display the corresponding color.

The downside of the application is that it only displays RGB information. Since the combination is very basic, the application might not allow actual emulation of color because of the lacking data. On the other hand, the HTML code is still a very useful information for many web developers.

But the best part of the application is that it’s less than 10kb in size without any installation requirement. This will allow users to test the application without any intrusion with the system.

Check it out at utoolbox.com

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