This software helps users find web safe colors for HTML using a color wheel.
I recently came across an application called ColorTagGen and decided to give it a try. It's a simple software that generates HTML/CSS tags from a specific color. One of the best features of ColorTagGen is that it allows you to use the MacOS color picker to select the exact color you want.
Once you have chosen a color, ColorTagGen displays the RGB (Red/Green/Blue) values and the corresponding HTML/CSS tags that you can easily insert into your web page. The software is user-friendly and designed to give developers an easier time when implementing colors on their web pages.
ColorTagGen is also versatile and allows you to choose from the four possible ways of specifying color in the CSS Spec. Switching between these options is simple and can be done with a few clicks.
Overall, I would recommend ColorTagGen to anyone looking to simplify the process of implementing colors on their web pages. It is an efficient software that gets the job done while being easy to use.
Once you have chosen a color, ColorTagGen displays the RGB (Red/Green/Blue) values and the corresponding HTML/CSS tags that you can easily insert into your web page. The software is user-friendly and designed to give developers an easier time when implementing colors on their web pages.
ColorTagGen is also versatile and allows you to choose from the four possible ways of specifying color in the CSS Spec. Switching between these options is simple and can be done with a few clicks.
Overall, I would recommend ColorTagGen to anyone looking to simplify the process of implementing colors on their web pages. It is an efficient software that gets the job done while being easy to use.
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