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ColorSnapper usually stays out or your way, but you might need to access its status bar menu to view the previously selected colors. The original ColorSnapper magnifying glass – introduced in 2010 and adopted by every modern color picker app since then – just got even better!

It works with multiple displays, different resolutions and with different pixel density. You can switch between Spaces and Applications having the magnifying glass on the screen. ColorSnapper 2 is speicifcally designed for macOS and supports both light and dark appearances. ColorSnapper 2 allows you to match the color export format to your coding style. Along with all new supported formats, including Generic, CSS, NSColor, UIColor, Swift, Android, Java, .NET, CGColor, and OpenGL this results in even faster developer workflow. The ColorSnapper utility is extremely useful because you don’t have to waste time doing investigative work: all the information you need is one click away.

ColorSnapper allows you to use primary and secondary color formats and provides a keyboard combination to quickly toggle between them. The new color picker automatically converts colors picked from native OS X applications, including Safari and Xcode from your monitor’s color profile to sRGB. This means, you’ll get the same 1 RGB values as those used in your code.2