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Find color codes, convert, and capture color from web pages. 🎨 Professional Color Picker: Capture Any Color from Any Page! Instantly detect the code of any color on the web! Meet the advanced Eyedropper tool with full format support (HEX, RGBA, HSLA) and a customizable interface. Professional Color Picker is the perfect assistant for designers, web developers, and anyone working with colors. Speed up your workflow and easily integrate accurate colors into your projects. 🚀 Key Features 🔍 Advanced Eyedropper Tool Pick any color from any pixel on a webpage with a single click. Capture exactly the color you want with pinpoint precision. 🎨 Full Color Format Support Enjoy full flexibility in your projects! Instantly view and copy colors in HEX, HEXA (#RRGGBBAA), RGBA, and HSLA formats. 🧊 Built-in Transparency (Alpha) Control Use the handy slider to adjust color opacity and instantly retrieve corresponding rgba() or hsla() values. ⚡ Instant Color Conversion Enter a color code in any format, and all other formats (plus the color preview) magically update in real-time. No more need for external color converter sites! 🖼️ Customizable Interface Show your own logo in the color preview area! Personalize the extension to reflect your brand identity. (Requires some CSS knowledge to set your logo.) 🧠 Smart Color History Quickly return to your recently used colors (including alpha values). Your color palette is always ready when you reopen the popup. 🧼 Clean, Modern, and User-Friendly Design Enjoy a sleek interface that makes picking and managing colors a fun and efficient experience. 🧑💻 How to Use Click the "Add to Chrome" button to install the extension. Open the Color Picker by clicking its icon in your toolbar. To Pick a Color: Click the Eyedropper (🎨) icon and hover over any color on the page. To Convert a Code: Enter a color code into any field (e.g., RGBA) and watch the others update instantly. To Copy a Code: Just hit the "Copy" button next to the format you want. 🛡️ Privacy First. Always. We take your privacy seriously — Professional Color Picker does NOT collect, store, or share any personal data. No tracking, no analytics, no funny business. Your colors stay yours. Always. 💡 Works entirely on your browser. 🔒 100% offline & secure. 🧘♂️ Peace of mind included. Because great tools shouldn’t come at the cost of your privacy. ====================Release Notes==================== ✅ v1.5 • 🕶️ Cinematic “Scan” Animation Before Analysis — when you start a page analysis, the extension now runs a full-width scanning beam effect and auto-scrolls through the page for a more “real” analysis feeling. • 🧭 Smart Scroll Container Detection — scanning automatically detects the correct scrollable container (window vs. inner scroll areas), ensuring the scan always moves from top to bottom properly. • 🗂️ Scanned Sites History (Persistent) — analyzed pages are now saved permanently in your browser (even after closing the popup). • 🧾 Dedicated History Page — scan history is no longer inside the popup (no more popup scrolling). A clean full-page History tab shows your scanned sites with search + one-click open. • 🔎 Search & Clear Controls — quickly search scanned sites by title/domain and wipe all history with a single button. • 📌 Saved Result Viewer (Per Scan) — each scan entry now supports View Result, opening a dedicated Result page to display the saved output of that scan. • 💾 Stores Analysis Output Alongside the Site — scan entries can now save the analysis payload for later review (results remain available after closing the dashboard). • 🧼 Improved Reliability & Storage Structure — added scan IDs, duplicate prevention, and capped history size for stable long-term usage. ✅ v1.4 EN: 🏷️ Instant Color Naming — The color's common name (e.g., "Indian Tan," "Wild Sand") now updates in real-time, no matter how it's selected. 🔄 Full UI Synchronization — Whether you use the Eyedropper, history, or RGBA/HSLA inputs, the entire interface, including the color name, stays perfectly in sync. 🐛 Reliability Fix — Squashed a pesky bug where the color name wouldn't update consistently across all inputs.