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Peckr was created as a tool for front-end development. While developing my own projects, I noticed the need to grab colors from places off the web that inspired me, but Peckr needed to be more than just a color reader. I needed a way to directly copy a color code for immediate use. The first version of Peckr was extremely basic, but suited my ne…

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Peckr

Peckr

Peckr was created as a tool for front-end development. While developing my own projects, I noticed the need to grab colors from places off the web that inspired me, but Peckr needed to be more than just a color reader. I needed a way to directly copy a color code for immediate use. The first version of Peckr was extremely basic, but suited my needs well. Over time I decided to also add rgb color copy as well. It currently is part of my daily development toolkit.

Peckr is fully contained within one executable, that can be run from a flash-drive. It has a small footprint so it can be run on almost any system without concern for hardware requirements. Currently it has only been tested to work with Windows 7.

Unfortunately Peckr will only be available for Windows due to the limitations of the AutoIT language.


Note

This application will be flagged by Windows Defender as a trojan. This application does not have malicous intent, but if you would rather build your own please feel free to review the source and compile your own executable.


How To Install

Once you download the zip, extract the exe to any location you choose. Once the file has been extracted, run Peckr.exe and begin using the application.

How To Use

Peckr is a simple point and shoot application. The following hotkeys will get you started quickly.

Keys Description
~ + 1 Toggle HEX/RGB(a) mode
~ + 2 Copy HEX color code
~ + 3 Copy RGB color code
~ + F1 Display Color History
~ + ESC Exit Peckr

Use-case

Peckr can be used by anyone that is developing content for the web. It allows effortless access to information that would normally detract time and focus away from your project.

Future Plans

  • Add log of previously copied colors
  • Change hotkey to something easier to use
  • Make the display movable
  • Add color picker

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Peckr was created as a tool for front-end development. While developing my own projects, I noticed the need to grab colors from places off the web that inspired me, but Peckr needed to be more than just a color reader. I needed a way to directly copy a color code for immediate use. The first version of Peckr was extremely basic, but suited my ne…

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