Too many small tools for one browser task.
Design references often involve opening a colour-picker website or developer tool, sampling one value at a time and manually saving the codes you need.
RightClickMagic Focus helps you capture colour codes from webpages, visible screens and selected areas without opening a separate online colour-picker tool.
Design references often involve opening a colour-picker website or developer tool, sampling one value at a time and manually saving the codes you need.
RightClickMagic keeps colour extraction beside the page you are already viewing, so you can capture a palette, inspect a visible screen or select a specific area and reuse the values immediately.
Built into the same RightClickMagic workflow used for everyday browser tasks.
Extract a useful set of colours from the current webpage in one action.
Capture colours from what is currently visible in the browser viewport.
Choose a specific part of the page when you only need colours from one component.
Copy individual values or keep useful colours ready for reuse.
Start colour extraction from the browser context menu when that is faster than opening the panel first.
Colour extraction remains unlimited on the RightClickMagic Free plan.
Open the webpage whose colours you want to inspect.
Choose page, visible-screen or selected-area colour extraction.
Review the extracted palette.
Copy the colour codes you need.
Instead of opening separate websites for OCR, colour picking, translation, image markup, page extraction and reusable clipboard content, RightClickMagic brings these related workflows into one Chrome extension.
Yes. You can extract a page palette, visible-screen palette or colours from a selected page area.
No. Colour extraction is unlimited on the Free plan.
Yes. The colour tools are available from the Chrome side panel and right-click workflows.
No. It can also help developers, marketers, researchers and anyone collecting visual references from websites.