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Easily create color charts from Illustrators built in Colorbooks or document swatches. The color charts are based on your color profile settings so you can create customized color charts with different formulas for different profiles.

Need to convert colors in your artwork to Pantone or Spot colors, but all the tints are now multiple different combinations of CMYK or RGB? "Fear not" this PowerScript will convert shades of an RGB or CMYK color back into a single Spot color with tints.

If you're editing old artwork chances are the Pantone colors in the artwork are using incorrect or out of date formulas.

Finding a neutral gray can be a challenge, this powerScript creates a series of charts from black to white with a range of grays at each lightness.- Easily find the perfect gray.- Combine with a spectrophotometer to find the perfect neutral gray.- Great tool which can be used with profile generation...

Digital printers may not always print tints of spot colors as expected since digital printers don’t have the same dot gain as offset printing or screen printing processes. 

If you have a large format printer, having a good color chart is extremely useful to find color matches to physical samples. However finding a good color chart is hard, Standard charts such as Pantone don’t have enough colors, and standard CMYK color charts are not logical.

This PowerScript uses Illustrators colorbooks to calculates the closest Pantone or Spot color to a process color.

Color Shotgun is a color tool for printers to quickly create targeted color charts for matching colors on printers. Perfect for matching customer supplied samples or spot colors on different media even when you don't have the correct color profiles.Using the color shotgun you select a target color s...

For large format printers, you sometimes need to print a small test of a job to check the colors before printing the job full size. However, a small sample print is not always piratical as sometimes the colored area is too small.

Replacing colors from supplied art can be a challenge, traditionally you need to select and replace fills and strokes separately, and it's easy to miss something. Illustrator's Recolor Artwork tool can be a bit clunky when you only want to change a few colors or you know exactly what colors you want...