ABOUT THE PROJECT
Color tools
without theater.
Print Color Chart exists to make everyday color work faster while being candid about what a browser can—and cannot—predict.
Built for the handoff.
The most expensive color problems rarely begin with a missing converter. They begin when a screen preview, mathematical value, production specification, and human expectation are treated as the same thing.
Our tools make routine work quick: search Pantone references, find a nearest digital match, translate a value, build a palette, inspect contrast, or print a diagnostic. Around those tools, we explain where device profiles, paper, ink, lighting, and proofing change the answer.
Independent and intentionally clear.
PrintColorChart.com is an independent educational reference. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pantone LLC, any printer, software vendor, or standards body. Pantone® and the Pantone Matching System® are trademarks of Pantone LLC.
Our Pantone chart is based on the MIT-licensed pantone-table lookup project. RAL cross-references use the MIT-licensed color_library dataset, and NCS approximations use the MIT-licensed ncs-color project. These open-source digital values are not a replacement for licensed current Pantone data or physical standards.