Download ColorSlurp 4.0.1 for Mac
PopularColorSlurp 4.0.1 by IdeaPunch is a Mac colour picker with over 10,000 five-star App Store ratings, allowing you to pick colours from anywhere on the screen, organise them into project-based palettes, and export to CSS, Swift, Sketch, and other formats, with built-in WCAG/APCA contrast checking.
ColorSlurp 4.0.1 by IdeaPunch is a Mac colour picker with over 10,000 five-star App Store ratings, allowing you to pick colours from anywhere on the screen, organise them into project-based palettes, and export to CSS, Swift, Sketch, and other formats, with built-in WCAG/APCA contrast checking.
Download ColorSlurp 4.0.1 for Mac Overview
Key Features
Screen Colour Selection Use a cursor or arrow keys to move a magnifier on screen and pick any colour on screen – inside a browser, an image, a design tool or any other app. Accuracy and Long press mode Slow the cursor speed for pixel-level precision on Retina or wide-gamut displays where fine detail is important. Organised Projects and Palettes The big new feature in version 4: Organise colours into projects, so client work, brand palettes, or themed colour sets are kept separate rather than all mixed into one long list. Make Palettes from Photos & Presets Explore curated presets or generate swatches from an uploaded photo, or quickly drag colours into a palette with the built-in palette browser for inspiration. Support for many export formats Export colours to CSS, Sass, Swift, HTML, JSON, PDF, Sketch, Procreate, ASE and Apple .clr files. Custom format templates for special use cases such as linear RGB are available. Modern color-space support Copy colours for modern spaces, including OKLCH, LAB, and Display P3, as well as standard formats, with per-format settings and a searchable list of formats. Contrast Checker (WCAG and APCA) Directly check contrast of two colours against WCAG and APCA accessibility standards, with one-click fix option for background, foreground or both. Random Generator and Colour Wheel Visualise colour relationships with the built-in colour wheel or generate a random colour directly from the Tools tab for quick inspiration or testing. iCloud synchronisation and device usage Sync palettes across multiple Macs via iCloud and continue building palettes on iOS with camera-based colour picking when you’re away from the desktop.