Colors may look different when printed compared to how they appear on your screen. This happens because screens and printers use different color systems:
- Monitors (RGB): Use light sources to display colors, offering a wider range of hues.
- Printing (CMYK): Relies on inks, which have a more limited color range compared to RGB.
Key Factors Affecting Color Matching:
- System Differences: RGB (screen) vs. CMYK (print) means colors can’t be perfectly replicated.
- Printer Variability: Different printing techniques (e.g., laser vs. inkjet) and paper types affect color results.
- Device Variability: Even identical monitors or printers can produce slightly different colors due to hardware differences.
To achieve the most accurate color match, we recommend requesting a production-grade sample before placing a bulk order. This helps ensure the final product aligns with your expectations.
