: What is the fastest way to copy a colour in Photoshop as HEX? A lot of designers use Photoshop as a design and mockup tool. And in doing so, one of the last steps can be to get a lot
A lot of designers use Photoshop as a design and mockup tool. And in doing so, one of the last steps can be to get a lot of the colour information out so things like gradients and dynamic text can be rebuilt using HTML, CSS, Cocoa or some other language.
Sampling a colour, then opening the picker and tabbing or double clicking the HEX field, then pressing ⌘C (Mac) or Control-C (Windows) requires a few steps.
If you have a final design document and you'd like to copy lots of colours to the clipboard, what's the fastest way to do this?
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You may use an awesome software called Colorpic (www.iconico.com/colorpic/) - it will enable you to create palettes for different projects that can be referred to at a later stage.
The Color panel has some well hidden abilities to copy the foreground colour to the clipboard. These can be assigned to a keyboard shortcut. I use ⌥⌘C.
It's also possible to right click with the eyedropper tool. This is quicker if you're sampling many colours.
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