Plasma/ColorPicker/fr

Color Picker Widget

Widget Color Picker - Utilisez cet outil pour capturer la couleur de quelque chose sur votre écran

Lorsque vous travaillez dans un logiciel d'édition de graphisme, il existe généralement un outil permettant de sélectionner la couleur d'une partie du graphisme ouvert dans le programme. Gimp dispose d'un tel outil, par exemple. Mais si vous travaillez dans un navigateur et que vous souhaitez connaître une couleur que vous trouvez sur une page Web, vous devrez utiliser le Widget Color Picker.

Tip

Use the standard directions for adding a plasmoid/widget

Like all widgets, you can set this one to be bigger or smaller, though it does not shrink smaller than the sizes of the icons which make up the Color Picker because they have a fixed size.

To choose a color, click the upper icon which represents a small dropper. A cross-hairs appears on the screen. Move it around with your mouse/touchpad until the cross-hairs centers on the color for which you want information. Click the left mouse button to "select" the color.

The color you clicked is put into the lower circle icon of the plasmoid as a visible color patch. It also is recorded in the plasmoid history (see that history by clicking the plasmoid's color circle).

Recently captured colors

If you slide the mouse pointer down the list of colors and hover over the color which interests you, you'll see it listed in a variety of formats. For most users, the default decimal values will be the most useful. You can change the default format to your preferences.

Of course, if you are color blind, you'll still have trouble, sorry.

Formats of captured colors

Let's say I wanted to pick a screen color to use in a Gimp image. I'd pick the color with Color Picker, then choose the HTML coding format #bac4bd by clicking the picker's color circle and then clicking the desired format which also puts the color choice into the system clipboard. Finally, I would switch to my open Gimp image and click on the foreground color tool and paste the color into the dialog blank. Gimp's default color format is the HTML format known as hexadecimal. The application you use may need a different format. In the worst case situation, you can retype the numbers in blanks when the application gives you a separate blank for each of the decimal values for red, green and blue (RGB) 186, 196, 189.

You can set Color Picker to use, as default, the format which you need most often. That is the last option on the Color Picker history list.