About Painter’s Picker
Puts an interactive color wheel in almost every Mac OS X application. It adds the ability to choose related colors, such as complementary colors, analogous colors, etc. directly within the color picker. It also adds more precise controls for choosing saturation, hue angle, and brightness. Painter’s Picker is the simplest way to perform complex color selection in almost any Mac OS X application.

If you’ve ever mixed paint in school or looked at a color chart in an optometrist’s office, then you’re familiar with the kind of color wheel that Painter’s Picker gives you.

If you’ve stood in a paint store looking at swatches and wondered how to find 2, 3 or 4 colors that will look right together in your living room, then you’ll appreciate Painter’s Picker’s system for choosing color schemes. Many more features.

What’s New in this Version
- Painter’s Picker now supports custom color spaces (such as color spaces that derive from color profiles). It will accept them, work within them, and report them to the user.
- Painter’s Picker now officially requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later
- Fixed a problem where Leopard would not report Painter’s Picker’s name correctly in the fly-away menu of the color picker
- Many more enhancements.