ColorCursor

Description

ColorCursor is a script that allows you to identify the prominent color under your mouse cursor and display its name in a tooltip. This can be useful for graphic designers, web developers, and anyone who needs to quickly identify colors on their screen.

Installation

1. Download and install AutoHotkey v2.0.
2. Download the ColorCursor.ahk script from this repository.
3. Double-click the ColorCursor.ahk file to run the script.

Usage

• Press Ctrl + G to toggle the color picker tooltip on and off.
• Move your mouse cursor over any area of the screen to see the prominent color's name displayed in a tooltip.

Features

• Identify the prominent color under the mouse cursor.
• Display the color name in a tooltip.
• Toggle the color picker on and off with a hotkey.

Troubleshooting

• If the tooltip does not appear, make sure you have AutoHotkey v2.0 installed and running.
• If the color names are not accurate, try adjusting the size of the area being sampled in the script.
• For any other issues, refer to the AutoHotkey documentation or seek help from the AutoHotkey community.

Default hotkey is ctrl + g to toggle the tooltip on and off, if you want to change the hotkey :: https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v2/howto/WriteHotkeys.htm

The default one is ^g