Osx Preview Fill Color
Set the blur and offset both to 0, and the Opacity to 100%. Then use a different color for the text and that shadow to have a fill color and an outline color. The outline is very thin, which is probably what you would get if you had the ability to fill in the font in the first place anyway. But it may not be what you want. Change the color of the lines used in a shape. Change the color that’s used inside a shape. Change the font or the font style and color. Annotate, Annotate the item by sketching or drawing on it using your nearby iPhone or iPad. If both devices are nearby, click, then choose a device.
With white selected as the color, the range is from white to black through greys. Get exactly the color you like, then click the red button on the very top left of the Color Picker to close that window, and your Preview doc should have a different background! Open Launchpad and you will see a new Apple script icon with the same name that you saved the script with. Click it to open the Color Picker. Color Picker In macOS. The color picker in macOS has basic features; it supports web colors, CMYK, RGB and HEX, there’s a color wheel, a color spectrum, a color palette, and the crayon layout. To change the fill color, select the shape, and then click Fill Color from the markup toolbar as shown below. The white square with a red slash through it denotes a clear background.
built in tool that comes with OS X is definitely one of the most awesome hidden features of OS X I've found. Here is a video demo:http://www.screencast.com/users/kortina/folders/Jing/media/02b87105-9968-417f-8c16-13687ca169d4
Osx Preview Fill Coloring
In short, this tool allows you to get the hex value of any color from any app and put it into your clipboard. So if you're looking at screenshots in Preview and need to find a certain color blue or red, you don't need to open Photoshop and use the eyedropper. Just openOsx Preview Fill Color Codes
DigitalColor Meter by going toOsx Preview Fill Color Chart
Applications > Utilities > DigitalColor Meter
The first time you use this app, you need to change the default output setting to make this useful for CSS editing. From the dropdown box in the app, select RGB As Hex-Value, 8 bit.
Now, move your mouse over the color you want to grab (in Firefox, Preview, Word, or whatever) and hit cmd + shift + c. This will copy the hex value of the color to your clipboard, and you can then easily paste it into a CSS document.
This is so freakin sweet!