@yash-lucid If you go to the bottom left of the document window, next to the zoom level you will see some information about the document. There is a right pointing arrow next to it, and if you click on it you can choose what information is shown. Set it to document profile. That will now show you the document profile. If it says untagged RGB then you have a document where the meaning of the colour values are unspecified. You will need to go to the Edit menu and choose Assign Profile to give those values a valid meaning. If you are working with Hex values then they are usually, but not always, quoted against the sRGB profile, so try assigning that first. For your monitor, the best way is to calibrate and profile your monitor with a hardware device such as those available from Calibrite, or DataColor. That way the monitor profile represents your monitor in its current state of adjustment. Altering brightness, contrast, colour etc requires a new profile. Second best is a profile from Dell that represents your monitor model in default settings. As stated above it will be inaccurate if anything has changed in the settings. Last is setting it to a document profile such as sRGB. This is sometimes used for testing but will not accurately represent your monitor. Dave
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