See side-by-side comparisons of how Pantone Spot Colors look when printed using CMYK, helping you to convert CMYK to Pantone, and vice versa. Set includes guides printed on coated and uncoated paper stocks. Confidently manage and visualize color expectations when printing across platforms. Guide also includes HTML and RGB equivalent values for digital design applications. Essential tool for designers to see how Pantone Spot Colors appear when printed in CMYK, rather than using spot color inks.
- Includes all 2,139 Pantone Spot Colors and their closest, industry-standard CMYK color matches
- Lets users specify and manage color across print graphics, digital design, web, animation, and video
- Integration with Pantone® Connect for Adobe Creative Cloud which allows you to take your physical Pantone colors into your digital workflow (InDesign®, Photoshop®, and Illustrator®).
- Guides are printed to match G-7 calibrated CRPC6 and CRPC3 press references. For best color appearance matches to Bridge Guide CMYK swatches, designs using CMYK tint values should be proofed or printed to the same CRPC6 or CRPC3 press references.
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- Portable, handheld fan decks provide easy on-the-go reference
- Lets users specify and manage Pantone and CMYK color across print graphics, digital design, web, animation, and video
- Printed on most commonly used paper stock weights (100 # coated and 80 # uncoated)
- Lighting indicator page demonstrates when lighting conditions are suitable for proper color evaluation
- Only Pantone tool to offer CMYK, HTML, and RGB values for Pantone Spot colors
- Includes 294 new, on-trend, market-relevant graphics colors for inspiration
- Features all 2,139 Pantone Spot Colors and their closest, industry-standard CMYK color matches
- Quickly illustrates, in side-by-side samples, how closely basic industry CMYK printing can match to Pantone Spot colors
- Each color displayed with Pantone CMYK, HTML, and RGB values
- Updated CMYK values produced using G7 methodology better represent industry standard color management and printing conditions to show the true results of moving from a Pantone Spot color to its process color equivalent
- Colors arranged in chromatic format
- Index in the back of guide provides numeric location for each color
- Guides printed to match CRPC6 and CRPC3 press references for coated and uncoated paper stocks
- Use for inspiration and production of digital designs, animation, and packaging when CMYK process printing is required
- Use throughout design workflow, from color inspiration to press check
- Bring Color to Life, Digitally
Learn how Pantone® Connect for Adobe Creative Cloud allows you to take your physical Pantone colors into your digital workflow through Adobe® Creative Cloud (InDesign®, Photoshop®, and Illustrator®).
