Overview

What is GD Color Converter?

GD Color Converter : Pick colors from your screen, default palette, or name list, and reveal HEX and DEC code, which can easily be copied to clipboard

In depth

A closer look at GD Color Converter

Designing visual elements for computer applications, games, or web pages isn’t as easy as it seems, not even to pick, or match colors, especially since there are millions of choices. However, this minor issue can easily be solved with applications like GD Color Converter, letting you pick a pixel from the screen, analyze its color, and display the code. With the application installed in a jiffy, you can launch it to see what it’s all about. A compact main window shows up, with various code components, and values to let you know the exact tone and name of the color you pick. Accommodation is a walk in the park, and there are also balloon tooltips when hovering the mouse over specific elements, so you don’t get stuck along the way. The name isn’t able just to convert colors, as the name suggests, but comes with a wide range of configuration tools so you can specify the exact tone. For starters, you can use a color name drop-down menu to pick from several common colors in order to reveal corresponding code. Values are shown in hexadecimal format, decimal, as well as RGB values, as well as a custom, eye wizard format.

Verdict

Should you download GD Color Converter?

GD Color Converter runs on Windows 9X/ME/2K/XP/2003 and is available under the Freeware license — the installer is 644 KB. We’ve catalogued it under Graphics Editing and Painting.

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