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A better way to collect, organize & share your colors.
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André Gonçalves

Sip 2.0 - A better way to collect, organize & share your colors.

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A modern color picker built for designers and developers that allows you to collect, organize and edit colors. Use Sip to share colors with everyone and link them between your other tools.

Sip 2.0 brings a newly redesigned interface, new main features such as Smart Formats, Contrast Checker, and functionality improvements. We hope you enjoy!

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Xavier Coiffic
Is this version coming to Setapp?
André Gonçalves
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Xavier Coiffic
@andre_goncalves1 Amazing!! keep up the great work!
Amrith
@andre_goncalves1 @ruiaureliano congrats on the launch :) Do you have anything in the pipeline for Windows users?
André Gonçalves
Maker
@ruiaureliano @amrith Thanks Amrith. No plans of launching for Windows users, sorry :)
Kyle Gallagher
@ruiaureliano @amrith @andre_goncalves1 Why not? This is an unfortunate trend I have seen lately. Most design software being developed for Mac only. Is it a boycot of the new hamburger menu on windows 10? lol Seems like a huge loss of a potential market, especially for a product that sells for $10 USD.
André Gonçalves
Maker
@ruiaureliano @amrith @slaterbbx I see what you mean. Plain and simple, as a team we are more interested in building a great app for Mac. Plus we don’t have the size or knowledge to built it for windows.
Kyle Gallagher
@ruiaureliano @amrith @andre_goncalves1 Makes complete sense ;-) Keep up the good work.
Justin Mitchell
Sip is a staple in all my designers menu bars. One of the first apps I have everyone download.
Jorge Dieguez

I've been using Sip for almost a year, and it has become a must have tool for my design workflow. It is simple and effective. That's everything a great tool should be. Congratulations on your 2.0! I have already upgraded and can't wait to start using it.

Pros:

- How well it integrates into the design workflow - Easy to use

Cons:

- No way to organize palettes in folders. - When there are a lot of palettes it is difficult to edit them from the pop up window.

Michael Gubik
Good color picker but I wish it wouldn’t use as much CPU when it’s just idly sitting in the menu bar
Ton
@andre_goncalves1 Congrats on the launch of Sip 2.0. Been beta testing the new sipper and it's better than it ever was. 1.0 was great, 2.0 is terrific. New price model is excellent: very affordable and better for the app's future too. As a licensed Sip user since the early days it's nice to have a discount of 50% on the license extension. But you gotta fix the 'Click here' on the Medium post. The link's gone....
Sebastian Crossa
Hands down the best color picker out there. Congrats on the 2.0 launch to you both :)
Maxi Gimenez
Awesome product! I've using Sip a lot this last year. Highly recommended!
Lee Fuhr
Been using Sip for years. Core tool. The color dock makes people think I'm a friggin magician.
Helen Truong
Been using Sip for a long time now but something that I would like to point out (wasn't resolved in a previous version, and the problem is still persisting now) - the color grabbed is always inaccurate and varies between my different monitors. It's quite frustrating as a designer, and would like for this to be resolved soon. Other than that, congrats on the launch of Sip 2.0, always appreciate it when people are constantly working to improve their product.
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