How can I pick RGBa color codes layers from Photoshop layers?

Choose the Eyedropper tool. Click somewhere on an open design, hold down and drag, and then you can actually sample color from anywhere on your screen.

To get the RGBa code, just double click the foreground color and a window with color information will pop up. Then copy the RGBa value to your clipboard.

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Start by switching to the Color picker in the toolbar. Then click on any part of the design. If you want to be pixel perfect, hold your mouse and a mangifying glass will show up so you can position your selection.

When you've chosen the precisely pixel you're picking the color from, release the mouse button and the RGBa code value will be copied to your clipboard.

If you want to change the color code format, go to Design settings/Interface. There you can choose between HEX, HEX8, HSLa, UIColor and RGBa.

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