Sip App Reviews

I really like this app and went for the purchase only to find out that most of the times when clicking on the screen it doesn’t give me the right color back. Am I the only one with this problem?

Simply Amazing!, so handy!, Love it.

Works exactly as you’d expect. Super easy to use, comes in handy all the time. Zero complaints from me. Just wish I had heard about this sooner!

Really easy to use.

There have been several improvements lately to this very handy app that give you confidence the developers will keep moving forward with it. I have used this extensively to develop palettes for clients and they are always within reach thanks to the handy color dock you can keep open. Easy to use, always within reach and there’s even an iPhone app to snap and collect colors to add to palettes on the go. Very nicely done, you should check it out and give it a spin.

This tool has saved me SO much time. I love it, and recommend it to anyone doing design work of any kind!

SIP’s user friendly functionality makes life easier for graohic desgin enthuaists and pros.

Whether designing iOS apps, or creating websites, Sip has always been a crucial part of my workflow. I’m a developer and designer. In keeping with being as efficient as possible, I downloaded Sip several years ago to improve the time time takes to convert a color to code. Sip updates have been steady, and the developer continues to do a great job of improving the app. It takes just a second for me to use the keyboard shortcut to copy a color and have it pasted into Xcode or my CSS editor. Couldn’t ask for anything better!

Sip is so simple to use, and it cuts down on so much time wasted trying to match colors.

I use Sip all the time, I love it’s simplicity and the way it intigrates with Adobe Suite programs. For 10 bucks the pro account is TOTALLY worth it. I would love for the next update to include editable pallette and color names, so I can keep my projects separated.

I use the Pro version and love it.

This simple program is incredibly well thought out and maintained. It works great across platforms. It allows you to simply email swatches…bam! It organizes great. It does everything I want in a multi-application color tool. Beats anything I’ve found out in the app-universe, including Adobe products.

I use this tool all the time, and I don’t know what I would do without it. L.O.V.E.

This app is great for any creatives / designers. I use it all the time to match website colors when creating graphics or matching people’s branding when I don’t have access to their design files. It’s powerful, but doesn’t get in the way. And the ability to adjust keyboard shortcuts to bring it up without interfering with my Ai shortcuts is awesome!

I find you app very useful. Only one issue: you could please stop updating it every other week?

Implements all I needed and it’s lightweight. Shortcuts feature is great to just pick your color really fast.

Like others I was so excited about this app, but was majorly bummed after I found out that the color you pick does not match the hex that it gives you. This makes it useless to me. I thought that maybe I had settings setup wrong, looked into it and everything seemed fine. I even contacted the creators via email, they asked questions to ensure that my settings were right. Once they found out that the settings were correct they then ignored my emails after that. So it was a complete waste of money and time.

In terms of design, functionality, hot keys, everything… This is the best universal color picker out there, I couldn’t live without it! $10 to upgrade to pro is such an easy decision to suport the developers.

Sip is hands-down the most beautiful and refined color picker out there in a very crowded market. It’s easy and fast to use with a lot of flexibility. The “Pro” features are incredible. I don’t think that there is a better color mixer on the market and multiple palettes allows you to save and manage colors for different projects, which is remarkably handy for a freelance designer like myself. The only change I would make would be to include a complimentary color generator in the color mixer. This would be handy whilst building out a palette.

I’ve used quite a few color picking tools but Sip has been by far the best one I have come across.