"PANTONE® Colors" refers to the color system developed by the company Pantone. It is an internationally recognized color system that allows for consistent naming and identification of colors. Each color in the PANTONE system is identified by a unique number, enabling designers, printers, and manufacturers to communicate and reproduce colors consistently.
Typical features of software in the realm of "PANTONE® Colors" include:
Color Selection: The software provides an extensive range of PANTONE colors from which users can select the desired colors for their designs.
Color Conversion: The ability to convert colors between the PANTONE color system and other color systems such as RGB, CMYK, or hexadecimal to ensure colors remain consistent regardless of the output medium.
Color Comparison: The software allows users to compare colors with each other, ensuring they precisely match the desired hue.
Print Preview: Before printing, users can preview their designs with PANTONE colors to ensure colors are accurately reproduced.
Color Management: The software offers features for managing PANTONE colors, including the ability to create and organize custom color libraries.
