How to Use the Color Picker on Mac
Use the Mac Color Picker and Digital Color Meter to sample colors from the screen, copy hex/RGB values, save favorites, zoom pixels, and handle transparency.
Use the Mac Color Picker and Digital Color Meter to sample colors from the screen, copy hex/RGB values, save favorites, zoom pixels, and handle transparency.
Use Freeform on Mac to create whiteboard boards, add text, shapes, sketches, files, collaborate live, group objects, use templates, zoom, sync, and export.
Organize Apple Notes on Mac with folders, tags, Smart Folders, pinned notes, locked notes, checklists, Quick Note, and collaboration.
Use Apple Passwords on Mac to view saved logins, add passwords, review weak/reused/compromised entries, share passwords, use passkeys, autofill, and import CSV files.
Use Mac text clipping files, open and copy text from them, create reusable snippets by dragging selected text, convert to TextEdit, and avoid accidental clippings.
Use Calendar on Mac to create events, add alerts and invitees, add Google or Outlook accounts, change views and colors, share calendars, and subscribe to ICS feeds.
Put two Mac windows side by side with Split View, resize the divider, enter by green button or dragging, swap windows, exit, and handle unsupported apps.
Use Spotlight on Mac to launch apps, find files, calculate, convert units and currency, define words, check weather, search app content, and fix indexing issues.
Turn on Stage Manager on Mac, switch window thumbnails, group windows, adjust recent apps and desktop item settings, and understand display behavior.
Create and manage Safari Tab Groups on Mac, switch groups, move tabs, sync with iCloud, pin tabs, share groups, and choose default behavior.