Color Helper is a helpful Chrome extension developed by martinDDR5. It is designed to assist people with color vision deficiency by providing a way to inspect color shades and approximate color names of pixels in screenshots.

With Color Helper, you can easily analyze colors by taking a screenshot of the current viewport or a selected area. Simply click on the extension's icon or use the keyboard shortcut ALT + C (OPTION + C on MacOs) to select the area you want to analyze. If you prefer, you can also press SPACE to analyze the entire viewport.

One of the key features of Color Helper is its accessibility. It is 100% free and open source, making it available to everyone. The extension is highly customizable, allowing users to personalize their color analysis experience.

Privacy-conscious users will appreciate that all processing is done locally, ensuring that no data is sent to external servers. Color Helper also does not track user activities, collect analytics, or display ads. Additionally, it does not rely on any external dependencies or 3rd party libraries, ensuring a smooth and reliable user experience.

Color Helper is a valuable tool for individuals with color vision deficiency, as well as designers and developers who need to ensure color accessibility in their work. It provides a convenient and efficient way to inspect color shades and names, without breaking websites or compromising user privacy.