If you enter a web page url (e.g. http://theDesignInspiration.com/) instead of an image, ColorSuckr will scan the page and show you the images on it & you can choose from there. Make getting image colors even easier with the ColorSuckr Add-on for the Firefox browser. Install the add-on, then simply right click any image on a webpage and choose ‘Extract Image Colors’ from the menu to go straight to the ColorSuckr website with the image.

Requirements: -
Demo: http://colorsuckr.com/
License: License Free

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ColoRotate has an intuitive interface that eliminates the need to memorize or jot down color combinations or numbers. Indeed, you can traverse across an open three-dimensional color space and choose (or design) the color palette that fits your needs.

Source: http://www.colorotate.org/

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Experienced designers choose colors intuitively, many people can smell which colors go together well and which don’t. However, finding the good combination of colors may be sometimes long and gruelling work. The color theory makes the work easier. Color Scheme Designer will find set of colors you can start with, and it may facilitate your looking for the optimal color palette.

Color Scheme Designer generates color schemes of several types. Every scheme is based on one (base) color, which is supplemented with additional colors making together the best optical imperssion – using one of the authentic algorithms.

Color Scheme Designer V3 has launched recently with A brand new interface, as well as the engine, all rewritten from the scratch. Rapidly increased precision and color space conversions, better preview, enhanced scheme creation system, unique scheme IDs and permanent URL of the scheme.

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Demo: http://colorschemedesigner.com/
License: BY-NC-SA License

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You can also look at other Color Schemes Picker/Generator we talked about. I am sure that you will be able to find or create the perfect website color schemes using these color tools.

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Demo: http://www.colorcombos.com
License: License Free

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Requirements:jQuery Framework
Demo: http://eyecon.ro/colorpicker/
License: License Free

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1. Enter a RGB value. e.g. 211,21,52 and hit “Submit RGB”. ColorToy 2.0 will then generate your complementary color scheme.
2. Enter a HEX value e.g. #c0ffee and hit “Submit Hex”. ColorToy 2.0 will then generate your complementary color scheme based on your HEX value.
3. Hitting “Random” will generate a random color and associated complementary color scheme. Go on, give it a click.

You can also check out the collection of other useful Color Scheme Generators we have mentioned on WebAppers a while ago.

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Demo: http://www.defencemechanism.com/color/
License: License Free

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Demo: http://www.colourlovers.com/blog/2008/01/16/free…
License: License Free

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Using COPASO you can save your palettes to a private folder or download them to your local computer. When you’re ready, click publish and share your color palette with thousands of other color enthusiasts. This tool is very easy to use and it has all the necessary functions for color lovers. You can easily build a really nice color schemes for your websites.

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Demo: http://www.colourlovers.com/copaso
License: License Free

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It returns a set of hue, saturation and tint/shade variations of your color, as well as suggests color schemets to you, based on your color’s complementary color, split complementary colors, analogous colors and other variations. The Color Wizard also has a randomize function that lets you generate color schemes you might not have thought of on your own.

The first version of the Color Wizard was completed back in 2000 as an ASP application. With version 3, it has been converted to a flash based application.

Requirements: No Requirements
Demo: http://www.colorsontheweb.com/colorwizard.asp
License: License Free

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Requirements: IE5.5, IE6, IE7, FF2, Opera 9, Safari 2
Demo: http://johndyer.name/lab/colorpicker/
License: License Free

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