Save time having to define how colours appear on your web pages with this handy little utility. This little Freeware utility by Shazron Abdullah is very handy at producing the hexadecimal code needed for text and background colours on web pages. The user can define the colours of the background, normal text, hyperlinks, verified hyperlinks and visited links. The utility then produces the code, which can be added to HTML files. Colorhexer also allows web pages to be modified automatically by loading them straight through the interface.
Users can select the colours needed for the different elements in two ways.
The first is a simple palette option which features both a basic colour palette and the 16 million colour palette. The second option allows a user to select the RGB values of the colours. The program also features a comprehensive help file, which should answer queries a user may have. I award this a 4 star rating. All rights reserved.