Skala Color

What it does

Skala Color is a compact and feature-rich macOS color picker that works with a huge variety of formats, covering everything you’re likely to need for web, iOS, Android, and macOS development — Hex, CSS RGBA, CSS HSLA, UIColor, NSColor and more.

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