Recently I have not been able to see the colors in a grid. they only show in a list. This makes it very hard to use the colors in a palette. I have requested support several times, but have received no response. I have the Pro Version of Colorslurp and use it every day. Also, I would like the Palettes to be in Alphabetical order. A promised feature that has not come.

I was looking an app like this one. I have been using this app for the few weeks. Very Good.

Color Slurp is not only a handy way to get color codes, but also a way to build and share palettes.

Does exactly what I need.

Color Slurp is my go-to for pretty much any design task. Whether I'm developing an app, working on a website, or creating images, I rely on Color Slurp *all the time*. The ability to copy to a variety of formats for whatever type of project I'm working on is a killer feature. I also use it to manage palettes for my various projects. If you do any sort of design work, especially if it's coupled with app or web dev, do yourself a favor and grab this utility.

I use ColorSlurp all the time to grab a color off of a website, print document, or even one of my own files when I can't remember what color I used. Great little app and easy to use!

The menu bar is pretty useless in the free version, and looks like it would only support 2 recent colors in pro. Can only copy hex codes in free, which makes the alpha part of the color select pretty much useless. Some issues would be solved in the pro version, sure, but what I really need is something that gives me quick access to a color palette via the menu bar just by a single click (or keybaord shortcut).

Love App, but doesn't always sync between devices proberly.

It takes out the extra work of researching a hue/color. Its been a must have tool in web and graphic design for me. And the slup sound is kinda fun :-)

Colorslurp is great app overall, but the UI leaves a bit to be desired. First, not being able to change field values (e.g. adjust HSL values) via the keyboard makes it really challenging to adjust colors. It also requires a lot of moving between screens to use. There isn't a way I've found to move a color from "recent colors" directly into a palette. And this isn't unique to Colorslurp, but all color pickers should have options for wide gamut in 2024, (P3, LCH, okLCH).