Just looking at beautiful images is healing, right?
Do you guys have any idea about the color scheme??!!
Or do you tend to use colors harmoniously?
When adding text to blog photos, I want to choose a color that matches well if possible!!! 그림판 색 추출
In this case, I would like to tell you some useful tips for choosing harmonious colors. 윤과장의 소소한 일상 이야기
Who doesn’t have paint?
A program that every Windows user has, but not on a MacBook. I am a MacBook beginner who has been using a MacBook since December of last year, and I was surprised one day when I found out that there was no Paint on the MacBook!!!
When I was young and started using Windows on my computer, I remember opening it, drawing lines, and coloring in it. It was a program that had been around for a long time, but I felt something was missing because it wasn’t available on the Mac.
Let’s learn how to use Paint, a program that most of us have used so that anyone who buys a laptop and installs Windows has it 🙂
Just use an eyedropper and you’ll be good to go
First, open the file to import the photo or picture file you want.
Do you see the eyedropper shape in the top toolbox? A dropper is a tool that can suck up liquid such as paint. If you click on the icon, the same icon will be displayed on the screen. If you place it on the desired color and click on it, the extracted color will be displayed in the ‘Color’ section at the top.
If you want to check the selected color value (color code), click ‘Edit Color’.
Red-green-blue (RGB) detailed values are displayed as numbers. Required RGB color code!
However, RGB refers to the values that appear on screens such as laptops and monitors.
If you want to check the value of a printed material such as a flyer, poster, or book, what would be the best method?
Converting RGB->CMYK is really easy~
Color values for printing are called CMYK.
It is named after the four color alphabets: Cyan-Magenta-Yellow-Black.
In Paint, you can only find the RGB color code of the image, but if you are curious about the CMYK value???
Search for ‘rgb cmyk’ in the green window and voila! A color palette appears.
If you enter the RGB value we found out earlier in the color code, it will be immediately converted to CMYK color code. You can also see how that color is expressed as a single value (code) by displaying it right next to the color.
Just select the color you want from the image~
This way, you can choose a color that goes well with the image!
It’s so easy, right???:)
Extract colors that can be used in a variety of ways using Paint!
I hope I can alleviate some of your color matching concerns~~~