New → Visit this linkColor Combinations and html color code tools with the Mac OS Colors Palette are available to Subscribers to The Color Tool.The Mac OS color palette contains 256 colors arranged in 16 rows and 16 columns. The hexadecimal values of the colors in the Mac OS color palette are appealing, unique and interesting. For example, take note of 10 of the hex values found on the last row of the Mac OS color palette, as listed here: EEEEEE, DDDDDD, BBBBBB, AAAAAA, 888888, 777777, 555555, 444444, 222222, 111111. It is quite simple to determine the hexadecimal value of particular colors at The Color Tool, as all you need to do is hover your mouse over a color and the color name and/or hexadecimal value will be displayed in a tool tip. The subscribers version of the Mac OS color palette page, as previewed below, contains the Mac OS color palette on the left, which changes the background colors on the fly, simply by clicking your mouse on a color. On the right, you will find another Mac OS color palette, which changes the font colors, again, simply by clicking your mouse over any of the colors on the right palette. Similar to all subscriber pages that contain color changing options, the Mac OS color palette page also contains buttons to change the font size and the font type on the fly. These additional buttons offer several unique viewing options to assist you in choosing your preferred color combinations for your design project.
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