LINKDING

There are a bunch of tools for colorizing command line output/log files. This one took the least amount of my day to get it working perfectly with custom log output using a few regular expressions in an easy-to-grok settings file. A++.

This is an excellent random color palette generator. I promise that if you care about colors at all, you'll have fun playing with it.

I'm a big fan of [Sip](https://sipapp.io), an outstanding color picker for Mac. This tip will only be useful to a few people, but I was pleased to discover that they've added a url scheme which, among other things, allows you to directly open the contrast checker with any two colors in HEX or RGBA format.

In the past, Dark Mode color schemes have usually been an afterthought for me. These days making a design pop in both light and dark versions requires attention from the beginning. This is a great Sketch plugin for setting up a color system that works.

I think the most common reason I break out color wheels is to find the right success/info/warning/error colors for a web interface. This tool lets you specify a primary color and generates your green, blue, yellow, and red hues to match it.

I'll admit it, I'm not great with designing gradients. This free, curated collection of 180 linear gradients is a welcome addition to my toolbox. Download them in CSS3, Photoshop and Sketch formats.

A really nice version of Monokai for Sublime Text 3. I found a link in the description to [ColorSchemeUnit](https://github.com/gerardroche/sublime_color_scheme_unit) which looks like a great unit testing tool for those publishing Sublime themes.

A nice compilation of tools for freelancers (and devs and designers in general). Project management, accounting, color tools, font collections, and more.

UIPalette combines all of the best tools for finding trends and generating color palettes in one interface. Hailpixel, Color Hunt, Adobe Color CC and more.

I'm really into [Spacegray](https://kkga.github.io/spacegray/) right now, but this Sublime Text color scheme is beautiful.

A great collection of themes for Sublime Text. The coolest part is the plugin (available through Package Control) that lets you flip through the available themes from the command palette and install/enable one without constantly visiting the preferences menu or editing the JSON config.