Adobe and Pantone

Adobe seems to see the future in the Pantone system, as a look at Adobe Color shows, the successor of the Kuler module.

One can extract the most common colours from an image file in Adobe Color and then save them as an ASE file for the Adobe Creative Collection or as CSS for web design. What is new is that the closest Pantone colours can also be displayed and that this palette can also be passed on as an ASE file.

Pantone colours have been included in Adobe colour dialogues since the early days of Adobe products in the 1980s, which is probably an important reason for the triumph of the former one-man company Pantone Inc. Apparently, the ties between the two companies are now being intensified. This is also clear from the banner advertising that Pantone shows in Adobe Colour:

Banner advertising in Adobe Color

There are many other colour systems, so shouldn't at least HKS, RAL and NCS also be shown? We provide a partial remedy: hundreds of manufacturers' systems are available as ase colour libraries for the Adobe Creative Collection in the Open Colour Systems Collection available. Ase for the freeColour HLC Colour Atlas and the CIELAB Lab+HLC compartments can also be downloaded from the Download page can be downloaded.

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https://color.adobe.com
https://theblog.adobe.com/perfect-your-palette-with-the-new-adobe-color/[:en]

Adobe and Pantone

Adobe seems to see the future in the Pantone system, as a look at Adobe Color, the successor of the Kuler module, shows.

In Adobe Color, you can extract the most common colours from an image file and then save it as an ASE file for Adobe Creative Collection or as CSS for web design. A new feature is that the closest Pantone colours can also be displayed, and this palette can also be passed on as an ASE file.

Pantone colours have been included in Adobe colour dialogs since the early days of Adobe products in the 1980s, and this is probably a major reason for the triumphant procession of the former one-man company Pantone Inc. Apparently the bond between the two companies is now being intensified. This can also be seen in the banner advertising that shows Pantone in Adobe Color:

A banner advertising in Adobe Color

There are many other colour systems, shouldn't we at least show HKS, RAL and NCS as well? We can partly remedy this: hundreds of manufacturer systems are available as ase colour libraries for the Adobe Creative Collection in the Open Colour Systems Collection. Ase for the free colour HLC Colour Atlas and the CIELAB Lab+HLC trays can also be downloaded from the Download page.

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https://color.adobe.com
https://theblog.adobe.com/perfect-your-palette-with-the-new-adobe-color/
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