Coleure is a color picker that combines a curated colors stack (inspired by PANTONE®) with the simple of use:

• Clicking on a color adds it to the palette (and displays the second).
• Pressing host+c copies the color to the clipboard.

It is possible to choose (by pressing f) between 3 formats in Coleure:

• HEX: Default.
  • Outputs: #ffffff, ffffff, 0xffffff
• RGB:
  • Outputs: rgba(255, 255, 255, 1), rgb(255, 255, 255), 255, 255, 255
• HSL:
  • Outputs: hsla(360, 100%, 100%, 1), hsl(360, 100%, 100%), 360, 100%, 100%

Outputs can be changed by pressing d.

Clicking on a color adds it to the palette, which will appear by doing so or pressing e.

The palette does not have a limit, which is a feature either.

Click on a color inside the palette for remove it.

There's no need to use Coleure as a normal web-app. It is a color picker in the end. Coloure will work the best way possible in any window size.

Since Coleure is designed to be used while working and relies totally on shortcuts the responsive layout will behave differently for gadgets like the iPad or iPhone.

• The exact position where you scrolled to.
• The colors you've added to the palette.
• The chosen format.
• The chosen output for each format.
• The appearance of the palette if you shown it before.

And it will be doing that for every future feature (if any).