Each color code consists of the concatenation of the hexadecimal (base-16 or hex) representations of the RGB component values for the color shown.
The first two digits are the red value, the next two are the green value, and the final two are the blue value. Use the numbers corresponding to the color you want in your CSS stylesheets and HTML markup.
For example, FF9900 represents a red value of FF (255 decimal), a green value of 99 (153 decimal) and a blue value of 00 (0 decimal).
We also have created the 32-bit Windows utility Pixel Probe, which identifies the color code of the pixel your cursor is located over. Just
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You can download a free copy our "pixel probe" color picker utility for 32-bit Windows Operating Systems at the link below.
This utility lets you move your mouse over a pixel on the screen, and shows you the hexadecimal HTML color code for that pixel. Just the thing for identifying that nifty color
you want for your latest web page. Pixel Probe will be downloaded in a ZIP format, if
you need a program to unzip it, you can get a free ZIP/UnZIP utility at Tucows.com.
It's a nice complement to our HTML color selector table .
Pixel Probe Color Identifier Tool