ColorPic: First in the list is Colour Picker utility called ColorPic. Its fairly simple in use and does help you create a scheme by picking different colors. It lets you create new color profiles or schemes and save old ones.  It also displays already saved color schemes in a very nice grid format.

Click here to download ColorPic 4.1 or Click here to download ColorPic 4.0. This utility is only for windows machines.

Following image shows the ColorPic interface:

Color Cop: Next in the list is a Color Picker called Color Cop. This is the easiest to use utility for picking colors from the web or anywhere else. File size of this application is less than 100KB’s and does not need installation, all you have to do is just run the .exe file and start picking colors. Though Color Cop does not offer a lot of options when compared to ColorPic I prefer using Color Cop over ColorPic because of its small size and it other options.

Click here to download Color Cop.

Following image shows what Color Cop looks like.

Online Color Pickers:
Following sites offer features to create color schemes or help you choose colors from the pallet, however, none of these sites let you pick colors from elsewhere.

• http://www.colorschemer.com/online.html
• http://www.pagetutor.com/colorpicker/index.html
• http://www.colorpicker.com/

Another fine color picker utility is called Kuler from Adobe. It creates really smart color schemes based on your selected options. Click here to download Adobe Kuler (Kuler Desktop application is based on Adobe’s AIR technology, Install Adobe Air before you download and Install Desktop version of Kuler) or Click here to visit the online version of Adobe Kuler.

Color picker  software’s come in handy for people how maintain their own blogs or are in the creative media field. These software’s can act as HTML Color Picker,  RGB Color Picker, HEX Color Picker, JavaScript Color Picker, Web Color Picker, Windows Color Picker, etc..