I want to match colors on a slide. I am looking for that "eye-dropper" where I can find the color and find the hex code. Am I missing something? Where is it?
Thanks for reaching out — that’s a great question.
At the moment, LayerSlider doesn’t have a built-in eyedropper tool. Unfortunately, implementing a reliable color picker / eyedropper inside a browser-based web app is quite complex due to technical limitations, so this feature isn’t available in the editor.
That said, you can easily achieve the same result using external tools:
On macOS: we recommend ColorSnapper, which is a very popular and precise color picker app. It lets you grab colors from anywhere on the screen and instantly gives you the HEX code.
On Windows: a great free option is Microsoft PowerToys – Color Picker. Once enabled, you can pick any on-screen color with a shortcut and copy the HEX value directly to your clipboard.
You can then simply paste the HEX code into LayerSlider’s color fields.
Hope this helps, and let us know if you have any other questions.
Thank you for the reply. It gave me an idea which worked well. There is a Google Chrome extension called "ColorPickPro" that I installed and pinned. It's free and handy!
Thanks again for the help. This solution is excellent!
I want to match colors on a slide. I am looking for that "eye-dropper" where I can find the color and find the hex code. Am I missing something? Where is it?
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Hi Steven,
Thanks for reaching out — that’s a great question.
At the moment, LayerSlider doesn’t have a built-in eyedropper tool. Unfortunately, implementing a reliable color picker / eyedropper inside a browser-based web app is quite complex due to technical limitations, so this feature isn’t available in the editor.
That said, you can easily achieve the same result using external tools:
On macOS: we recommend ColorSnapper, which is a very popular and precise color picker app. It lets you grab colors from anywhere on the screen and instantly gives you the HEX code.
On Windows: a great free option is Microsoft PowerToys – Color Picker. Once enabled, you can pick any on-screen color with a shortcut and copy the HEX value directly to your clipboard.
You can then simply paste the HEX code into LayerSlider’s color fields.
Hope this helps, and let us know if you have any other questions.
Best Regards,
George | Kreatura Dev Team
Thank you for the reply. It gave me an idea which worked well. There is a Google Chrome extension called "ColorPickPro" that I installed and pinned. It's free and handy!
Thanks again for the help. This solution is excellent!