Colors between Adobe Color Picker and Adobe Color Themes doesn't look the same (Photoshop)

[Win-Visuals]

Hello,

on the picture i attatched you can see that the color on my color picker with hex code "a06d4b" looks very different than the same color, with same hex code, on my adobe color theme(last square on picture). Actually i just imported the color i picked into adobe color themes, but why it is looking so different? 

If you can see the picture, you see that the color from my color picker is orange-red while the same color imported to color themes looks brown. 

Someone could help? 

Thanks in advance

[rob day]

How are the RGB, CMYK etc. values created, what is their relationship? 

Looks to me like the Theme panel and web app’s RGB, HSB, and HEX values are assuming an sRGB document or working RGB space. The device independent Lab values are correct, the CMYK values would be for an unknown device and should not be used.

[c.pfaffenbichler]

@rob day , thanks for your insights! 

I agree with those that find the current state of the panel sub-optimal. 

[Win-Visuals]

Thank you for your answer. This is working right. According to my eyes the colors are matching, even though it would be more convinient if we could create a color palette directly in photoshop, without going on their internet side.

Maybe adobe could change that in the future. 

Have a great weekend

[sarumbear]

You can create a new theme on Illustrator. No other app can do that.

I opened a support case after getting nowhere with my post on the COLOR forum (below)

https://community.adobe.com/t5/adobe-color/what-colour-space-the-cmyk-values-are-given-for/td-p/1176...

It followed a long telephone call with various levels of Adobe support staff (having been escelated). The Adobe engineer who I ended the call with said ignore the COLOR website, it is a joke. His words!

I now create my colour themes on Illustrator as the guy suggested. He told me that Illustrator is the only CC app that can create a colour theme.

[t0101]

This one did what I needed. Everything looks the same. Simple as that!