The Colour Picker (Eye Dropper) tool in CorelDraw is mainly used to sample colors from any object on your canvas or even outside your document to apply them to your shapes or text. You just select the Eye Dropper tool, click on the color you want to pick, and then switch to the Fill bucket tool to apply that color to your selected object. If you want to pick and fill in one step, you can also use the eyedropper while holding down the left mouse button, then drag to the object you want to fill and release. This workflow works in most recent CorelDraw versions, but tool names or shortcuts might vary slightly depending on your version.

@Rakesh Bhardwaj Tried using the Colour Picker Tool in CorelDraw following the video instructions, and it worked well for picking exact fill colors from images. However, I noticed that in some versions, you might need to make sure the tool options are set to “Fill” rather than “Outline,” or else it picks the wrong attribute. That was the only hiccup I ran into.

Just to clarify, in CorelDraw, the Eyedropper tool not only picks the color but can also sample object properties like outline width and fill style depending on the settings. So, it’s useful to check those options in the property bar before using it if you want to copy more than just the solid color. The Fill Bucket tool works separately to apply the chosen color to your shape’s fill, so they complement each other but serve distinct functions.