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Export JPG color issue

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Feb 06, 2025 Feb 06, 2025

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When I export a JPG file (using RGB) in Photoshop and illustrator, the image's colors become faded. I have checked my color settings and confirmed that I am using sRGB and have enabled Embed Color Profile. I also tried viewing the exported file in different image viewers, but the colors still appear incorrect. 

Could anyone help me solve this issue?

 

Photoshop Version: 26.3

Illustrator Version: 29.2.1

System: Windows 11 

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Feb 06, 2025 Feb 06, 2025

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'I also tried viewing the exported file in different image viewers, but the colors still appear incorrect'

 

There are two possibilities here.

1. When you convert to sRGB for export some colours in your document may be outside of the range of colours that can be contained in sRGB (i.e they are outside the colour gamut for sRGB). This can easily be checked by going to View > Proof Setup to sRGB then using  Proof Colors (Ctrl+Y) to preview the conversion. You can use Ctrl+Y again to switch the proof preview on and off and look for any colour change. If you do see any, then you will need to adjust those colors in your document so that they fall within the range of colours for sRGB, or just accept that they will change when you export.

2. You mention using different viewers. Not all viewers are colour-managed i.e. use the document profile. Make sure that you are using viewers that are colour managed.

 

Dave

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Feb 11, 2025 Feb 11, 2025

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@Vibrant_brain1282 Which image viewers are you using to view? Many do not have colour management  and thus show colour inaccurately.

 

I hope this helps

neil barstow - adobe forum volunteer,

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