Coulr For Linux

Color pickers are some of the most important tools for web developers. They're found in various forms, as easily accessible web apps, as well as more or less stylish and functional desktop apps.

Coulr is one not technically a color picker (since it doesn't provide you with the option of grabbing a specific color from your computer's desktop), but more of a color box app.

Coulr is a Linux-only, free, and open-source application that can help you pick accurate colors for your web projects. It allows you get the color codes in RGB and Hexadecimal formats, as well as convert from one to another with no more than a few mouse clicks.

What's also nice about this app is that it allows you to instantly copy the color value/code to your computer's clipboard.

Honestly, yes. Coulr is for sure one of the simplest apps of this sort out there. It's even more stripped-down than most basic color picker apps. You don't get CMYK, HSV, HSL, and RGBA values with this app, and creating a comprehensive color palette for your projects is also not supported.

Still, it does display the RGB and Hexadecimal color values with ease, and it allows you to copy them to your computer's clipboard, for a bit of productivity value. It's also a good looking application with a simple yet nicely done GUI. The app is written in Python 3 and the GUI is GTK 3.

Coulr is one of the most basic color apps out there. There's a very good chance it won't be to everyone's taste or needs, but since it's open-source, there's nothing stopping you from forking the project and making it perfectly fit your purpose.