Color Maker for Android

With the color picker add-on (only $.99) this is a great professionaly made little tool for picking a color and then adjusting it to suit my needs--just what I was looking for. Some suggestions: My natural inclinition is to press the left mouse button to pick a color, rather than having to press the enter key. Also, I'd like to be able to use the delete key to delete a color from a palette rather than having to go thru the menu to do so.

No resizing at all, can't move color palletes, and it is not so intuitive with keyboard shortcuts, etc. There is really no customization available. But it stores your colors in RGB/HSV - it does the job. It's a good price for the app. It would be great if this app got an update.

This app was a great little utility to store frequently used colors. It lived in the menu bar, and was always and quickly available no matter which app you were in. Version 6 completely changed the UI, and removed the best feature of the app - being accessable from the menu bar. Now I need to switch apps just to look at color pallettes, or select a color. This context switching increases cognitive load, especially when I have multiple apps open in multiple spaces on multiple screens. Not only that, but there's no quick and easy way to select a color from the pallete. Now you need to actually view the color itself, and then select which color values to use. This app has gone from a clean, streamlined highly usable utility that made my workflow quicker and efficient, into being completely unusable. It suffers from having too many ideas and too many features, when the previous version was absolutely perfect. It did 1 task, and it did it extremely well. Now... it's a mess.

Wish it could stay open and float to front of apps open! Agree with ChrKN

Color Maker does not deserve all its bad reviews, just for charging a small fee for the picker feature. I’ve probably gone through half a dozen apps that do a similar job, but none that have worked as well as Color Maker. Purchase the picker, and get hex and RGB codes from anywhere, simpler than ever. The reasons I’m not giving five stars are 1) that the UI takes some getting used to, and could easily have designed to be more intuitive to OSX users, and 2) that I wish it were easier to create/edit .clr/.aco palettes/swatches, for use systemwide, instead of the native palettes in the app. But all in all, nothing to complain about.