ColorPic is a free color picker with powerful color adjustment tools. It lets you easily adjust individual colors with four graphical mixers for RGB, HSV, and CMYK. The screen magnifier ensures perfect accuracy and you can save multiple palettes.

What's more, you can save multiple color palettes for use in any application. The latest version of ColorPic has introduced a new "Mixer" section that comes with four graphical ways to analyze and change a selected color. This means that colors can be chosen from a honeycomb of hexagonal shapes or changed with a rainbow or hue-based mixer.
Additionally, the software allows you to adjust color using six individual sliders for Hue, Saturation, Value, Red, Green, and Blue color components. ColorPic also reports the Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black color values of the adjusted color.
This color picker tool lets you snap your chosen color to the nearest web-safe value, and all this is displayed in an easy-to-use layout that maximizes screen space. The magnification area feature of ColorPic also allows you to pick super-detailed colors. The latest version has an optimized magnification and an easy-to-use magnification slider, which comes in handy when selecting either a point sample or a 3x3 or 5x5 average color from any place on your screen.
In conclusion, ColorPic is an invaluable software for any graphic designer or web developer. Consistently the most popular free color picker on the web, the latest version offers powerful color selection tools that have previously been available only in expensive applications.
Version 5.0: The most comprehensive color tools in any free application.
Version 4.1: Hue, Saturation and Brightness values now shown.
Version 4.0: Powerful new color mixers let you visually inspect and adjust colors with a variety of sliders and mixers. View and adjust hue, saturation and color values and view CMYK printing colors. Pick colors from your screen using either a point sample or a 3x3 or 5x5 average color.
Version 3.1: Hue, Saturation and Brightness values now shown.