Anyone can use this handy Windows tool, especially if you work with images or graphics!How to use the Pixel Query Tool on MS Windows 11, 10 and other versions
Contents: 1.) ... Using the pixel query tool!
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Use this pixel query tool on: Windows 11, 10 , 8.1, 8, 7: Pro, Home, Enterprise, Basic, Premium, Professional, Starter, Ultimate, Windows-Server 2019, 2016, 2012
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Once you have captured the desired area, the application will open a new window displaying information about the color. In fact, it contains 4 different options. All you have to do is press the corresponding key to move it directly to the clipboard or save it. If you are not completely satisfied with the selected color, you can adjust it on the spot using the corresponding window. Whether you're a design, webmaster, or art school, GetPixelColor is an easy-to-use program that allows you to quickly discover the information you need about the RGB color space.
Once you have captured the desired area, the application will open a new window displaying information about the color. In fact, it contains 4 different options. All you have to do is press the corresponding key to move it directly to the clipboard or save it. If you are not completely satisfied with the selected color, you can adjust it on the spot using the corresponding window. Whether you're a design, webmaster, or art school, GetPixelColor is an easy-to-use program that allows you to quickly discover the information you need about the RGB color space.
Pixel query tool for: Windows 11, 10 , 8.1, 8, 7: Pro, Home, Enterprise, Basic, Premium, Professional, Starter, Ultimate, Windows-Server 2019, 2016, 2012
A pixel query tool on Microsoft Windows can be very useful for determining the color values of pixels on your screen. Optionally, use the Snipping Tool, an application in Windows that can be used to capture screen clippings. There are also many third-party tools specifically designed for pixel query that offer advanced features. One of these tools is that is available for free and can be used on Windows. You can display the color values in different formats, such as RGB, HEX or HSL. These two methods should help you determine the color values of pixels on your Windows computer, depending on your needs and preferences.
2.) Important questions and answers about pixels, queries, tools, etc.!
1. What steps are required to use the Pixel Query Tool?
2. How do I start color determination for a specific pixel?
3. What keyboard shortcuts are there for copying color values?
4. How do I copy a color value in the format #RRGGBB to the clipboard?
5. How do I copy the color value including the alpha value (#RRGGBBAA) with the tool?
6. How do I get the RGB values of a pixel as RR,GG,BB?
7. How can I copy the color components including the alpha value (RR,GG,BB,AA)?
8. How do I start the Pixel Query Tool directly with the "get_pixel_color" parameter?
9. How do I get the color value of a pixel on my screen?
10. What steps are necessary to minimize the Pixel Query Tool to the notification area of the taskbar?
11. How do I use the Pixel Query Tool to determine the color of a pixel?
12. How do I update the Pixel Query Tool to the latest version?
13. What is the function of the [1] button in the Pixel Query Tool?
14. What is the function of the [2] button in the Pixel Query Tool?
15. What is the function of the [3] button in the Pixel Query Tool?
16. What does the [4] button in the Pixel Query Tool do?
17. How do I display the Windows color palette for a specific pixel?
18. How do I launch Pixel Scan Tool from the taskbar notification area?
19. How do I use the Pixel Query Tool for working with images and graphics?
20. How can I use the Pixel Query Tool to identify colors on my screen?
1.) What steps are required to use the Pixel Query Tool?
To use the Pixel Query Tool, follow these steps:
- Start the tool by opening it from the Start menu or via the desktop icon.
- The tool will be minimized to the taskbar notification area.
- Click the tool's icon in the notification area to bring up the user interface.
- Hover over the desired pixel and click to capture the color.
2.) How do I start color determination for a specific pixel?
To start the color value determination:
- Click on the tool icon in the notification area of the taskbar.
- Move the mouse pointer to the pixel whose color you want to determine.
- Right-click or left-click the desired pixel to display the color values.
3.) What keyboard shortcuts are there for copying color values?
The Pixel Query Tool offers the following keyboard shortcuts for copying color values:
- [1]
: Copies the color value in the format "#RRGGBB" to the clipboard.
- [2]
: Copies the color value in the format "#RRGGBBAA" (including alpha value) to the clipboard.
- [3]
: Copies the color components in the format "RR,GG,BB" to the clipboard.
- [4]
: Copies the color components in the format "RR,GG,BB,AA" (including alpha value) to the clipboard.
4.) How do I copy a color value in the format #RRGGBB to the clipboard?
To copy a color value in the format "#RRGGBB":
- Click on the tool icon in the notification area of the taskbar.
- Select the desired pixel.
- Press the [1]
key on your keyboard. The color value is now copied to the clipboard.
5.) How do I copy the color value including the alpha value (#RRGGBBAA) with the tool?
To copy the color value including the alpha value ("#RRGGBBAA"):
- Activate the tool by clicking on the icon in the notification area.
- Position the mouse pointer over the desired pixel.
- Press the [2]
key. The color value is copied to the clipboard in the format "#RRGGBBAA".
6.) How do I get the RGB values of a pixel as RR,GG,BB?
To get the RGB values in the format "RR,GG,BB":
- Start the Pixel Query Tool.
- Move the mouse over the pixel whose RGB values you need.
- Press the [3]
key. The RGB values are copied to the clipboard in the format "RR,GG,BB".
7.) How can I copy the color components including the alpha value (RR,GG,BB,AA)?
To copy the color components including the alpha value ("RR,GG,BB,AA"):
- Click the tool icon in the notification area of the taskbar.
- Place the mouse pointer over the desired pixel.
- Press the [4]
key. The color components are copied to the clipboard in the format "RR,GG,BB,AA".
8.) How do I start the Pixel Query Tool directly with the "get_pixel_color" parameter?
To start the tool directly with the "get_pixel_color" parameter:
- Create a shortcut to the tool's executable file ("getpixelcolor.exe").
- Right-click the shortcut and select "Properties".
- In the "Target" field, add "get_pixel_color" after the path to the .exe file, e.g.: "D:\Portable\getpixelcolor.exe get_pixel_color".
- Confirm with "OK" and start the shortcut.
9.) How do I get the color value of a pixel on my screen?
To get the color value of a pixel:
- Open the Pixel Query Tool by clicking the icon in the notification area.
- Hover the mouse cursor over the desired pixel.
- Click the pixel to display the color value. The color value is displayed in the Windows color palette.
10.) What steps are necessary to minimize the Pixel Query Tool to the notification area of the taskbar?
To minimize the tool to the taskbar notification area:
- Start the Pixel Query Tool.
- The tool will automatically minimize itself to the taskbar notification area.
- If it does not automatically minimize, you can manually minimize it by closing the program window (it will continue running in the background).
11.) How do I use the Pixel Query Tool to determine the color of a pixel?
To determine the color of a pixel:
- Click the tool icon in the taskbar notification area.
- Move the mouse cursor to the desired pixel.
- Right- or left-click the pixel. The color value will be displayed and can be copied.
12.) How do I update the Pixel Query Tool to the latest version?
To update the tool to the latest version:
- Visit the tool's official website and check if a new version is available.
- Download the latest version and run the installer.
- The installer will overwrite and update the old version.
13.) What is the function of the [1] button in the Pixel Query Tool?
The [1]
button in the Pixel Query Tool:
- Copies the color value of the selected pixel to the clipboard in the format "#RRGGBB".
- You can paste this value into other programs that accept color values in hex format.
14.) What is the function of the [2] button in the Pixel Query Tool?
The [2]
button in the Pixel Query Tool:
- Copies the color value of the selected pixel to the clipboard in the format "#RRGGBBAA", where "AA" represents the alpha value.
- This value is useful for applications that support transparency.
15.) What is the function of the [3] button in the Pixel Query Tool?
The [3]
button in the Pixel Query Tool:
- Copies the RGB values of the selected pixel to the clipboard in the format "RR,GG,BB".
- You can paste these values directly into graphics software or other applications.
16.) What does the [4] button in the Pixel Query Tool do?
The [4]
button in the Pixel Query Tool:
- Copies the color components of the pixel to the clipboard in the format "RR,GG,BB,AA", including the alpha value.
- This feature is especially useful for programs that require color and transparency information.
17.) How do I display the Windows color palette for a specific pixel?
To display the Windows color palette for a specific pixel:
- Click the tool icon in the notification area of the taskbar.
- Hover over the desired pixel.
- Click the pixel to display the color palette. The color values are displayed in the palette and can be selected or copied.
18.) How do I launch Pixel Scan Tool from the taskbar notification area?
To launch Pixel Scan Tool from the taskbar notification area, follow these steps:
- Locate the tool's icon in the taskbar notification area. This is usually located at the bottom right of your screen.
- Left-click on the icon to display the tool's interface.
- You can now use the tool to query color values of pixels on your screen.
19.) How do I use the Pixel Query Tool for working with images and graphics?
The Pixel Query Tool is extremely useful for working with images and graphics. Here are some ways you can use it:
- Determine the color value of a specific pixel in an image to ensure color compatibility or to copy colors for design purposes.
- Check the color values of UI elements or graphic elements on websites to analyze or replicate color schemes.
- Determine the exact hue of a specific area in a graphic to make consistent color adjustments.
20.) How can I use the Pixel Query Tool to identify colors on my screen?
To identify colors on your screen, use the Pixel Query Tool as follows:
- Launch the tool and minimize it to the taskbar notification area.
- Move the mouse cursor over the area on your screen whose color you want to identify.
- Click on the desired pixel to display the color values. You can then use or copy the color values as needed.
These steps will help you effectively use the Pixel Query Tool to identify colors on your screen and make your work with images and graphics easier.
FAQ 2: Updated on: 11 June 2024 19:38
