Black-shrimp for Chrome is an Open Source extension that allows you to pick, save color swatches, organizing them for easy export to Adobe apps like Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.

You use an eyedropper to select colors from a webpage and save them to the extension. This selection allows you to sort and verify you chosen the intended color before adding it to a group. The process is simple to do and will enable you to save a unique color spotted while browsing the web. Once you have a few colors selected, you can drag them to a new group; then, you can name the group when you export it to your desired location. All actions can be done via hotkey or by the action buttons provided on the interface. Exporting the group saves it as an ASE (Adobe Swatch Exchange) file allowing seamless compatibility for Adobe suite.

Black-shrimp for Chrome is simple-to-use and will be a useful extension for anyone needing to save colors for use in Adobe.

Black-shrimp for Chrome Features:

Pick colors by clicking on the page with the eyedropper

Create groups and organize your swatches

Switch between `HEX`, `RGB` and `HSL` color modes

Export your collection in a `.ase` file and import it in Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.

Hotkeys:

`ALT + B` is the default key to open Black shrimp. You can change it by browsing to `chrome://extensions/shortcuts`

While open:

`ALT + SHIFT + A` — Add a color

`ALT + SHIFT + F` — create Folder

`ALT + SHIFT + D` — Delete selection

`ALT + SHIFT + E` — Export swatches

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