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Change Colour Profile

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Mar 09, 2020 Mar 09, 2020

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I need to change the colour settings within InDesign so I can us my company's custom colours.

 

The colours work within Photoshop but not within InDesign.

 

#061ca8 is the colour I need.

 

Thank you

 

Will

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Guide , Mar 09, 2020 Mar 09, 2020

That is a hexadecimal color value. To add this color to InDesign, go to Swatches> Add new swatch> Color mode> RGB> (insert the hex value at the bottom of the New Color Value panel). Note the yellow triangle is warning you that the color is out of the RGB color gamut. You can change the swatch to CMYK if needed.

If you are looking for a spot color (Pantone) equivalent for #061ca8, you could look for an on-line converter, although there might not be an exact match. Pantone Blue 072C might be close

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That is a hexadecimal color value. To add this color to InDesign, go to Swatches> Add new swatch> Color mode> RGB> (insert the hex value at the bottom of the New Color Value panel). Note the yellow triangle is warning you that the color is out of the RGB color gamut. You can change the swatch to CMYK if needed.

If you are looking for a spot color (Pantone) equivalent for #061ca8, you could look for an on-line converter, although there might not be an exact match. Pantone Blue 072C might be close, although your company might already have a specific Pantone color in use.

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Also, the color appearance depends on the color modes and profiles matching, so make sure the document’s RGB profile assignments are the same in both apps, Edit>Assign Profiles... And, if you want to keep the RGB appearance, turn off Overprint Preview in InDesign and set the Transparency Blend Space to RGB—#061ca8 is outside the gamut of most CMYK print spaces.

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