Printing colors may appear differently on screens and printed materials due to differences in color modes, paper types, inks, and printing processes. For best printing results, designing in CMYK color mode is recommended whenever possible.

1. RGB vs. CMYK

RGB (Red, Green, Blue) is used for digital displays such as monitors, tablets, and smartphones.

CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black) is the standard color model used for commercial printing.

2. Color Variations

Minor color differences between screen displays and printed products are normal due to variations in monitors, paper materials, inks, and printing processes.

3. Pantone® Spot Colors

Pantone spot colors are pre-mixed inks used to achieve precise and consistent brand colors that may not be accurately reproduced using CMYK printing.

4. Proofing

Printed or digital proofs help verify color appearance before production and minimize the risk of unexpected color variations.

5. Applications

Accurate color reproduction is particularly important for:

• Brand identity materials
• Marketing materials
• Packaging materials
• Books and publications
• Premium print products

******************************************************************************

Drop Your Question!

We’re here to help—feel free to reach out anytime.

• Email: han666@hanfom.com
  WhatApp Business: +886 910 243 496

• Ms. Christine — International Sales Representative
  Mobile/WhatsApp: +886 910 225 861
  (Available GMT+8:  08:30-12:00 | 13:00-17:30 | 21:00-22:00)

• Mr. Huang — Domestic Sales Representative / Printing Specialist
  Mobile: +886 910 243 496
  (Available GMT+8:  08:00-20:00)