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myPANTONE™ X-Ref

myPANTONE™ X-Ref at Mac App Store analyse

Pantone
8,160 ratings · Power index: 721
Version 1.2.0
Size 14.78 Mb
Updated 9 years ago
Released 06 Apr 2010

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myPANTONE™ X-Ref Want to find the best matches among all the different PANTONE® color libraries? Is there a PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM color that matches the color in the PANTONE Fashion and Home system? Just pick the PANTONE color you want to match and the myPANTONE X-Ref app will find matches for you in the other PANTONE Systems. Have an RGB, Hexidecimal (HTML) or CMYK value and want to know the closest PANTONE color match? Then the myPANTONE XRef app is the tool for you. myPANTONE X-Ref includes these PANTONE color system libraries: + PANTONE PLUS Formula Guides coated and uncoated for PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM® colors + PANTONE PLUS Color Bridge® coated and uncoated (CMYK values for PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM®) + PANTONE PLUS Premium Metallics coated + PANTONE PLUS Pastels & Neons coated and uncoated + PANTONE PLUS CMYK coated and uncoated + PANTONE FASHION + HOME Paper TPX and Cotton TCX + PANTONE FASHION + HOME nylon brights Enter an RGB, CMYK or Hexadecimal value and to find the closest PANTONE Color Side-by-side color swatches make easy viewing and comparison. Languages: English Requirements: + Compatible with the iPhone™ mobile digital devices + Requires iOS 7.1or later PANTONE® Colors displayed here may not match PANTONE-identified standards. The myPANTONE App is not meant to replace PANTONE Color Guides or Books. Always, consult current PANTONE Color Publications for accurate color. PANTONE®, myPANTONE™ and other Pantone trademarks are the property of Pantone LLC. Adobe and Creative Suite are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries. iPhone and iPod are trademarks of Apple . CorelDRAW is a trademark or registered trademark of Corel Corporation and/or its subsidiaries in Canada, the United States and/or other countries. QuarkXPress is a trademark or registered trademark of Quark, Inc. and its affiliates in the U.S. and/or other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Any omission of such trademarks from any product is regretted and is not intended as an infringement on such trademarks. Pantone LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of X-Rite, Incorporated. © 2015 X-Rite, Incorporated and Pantone LLC. All rights reserved.

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Monthly Downloads > 15.86k
Est. Revenue ~ $6.49k

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USA 1.99 USD

Give me the CMYK!!!

__prepress · 16 years ago

This is worth $2 to have the CMYK breakdown of a PMS color. Kinda neat to have it suggest the closest Pantone coated/uncoated based on what you select or enter. Crashed a couple times when I tapped a bit too much. (This app needs to be caressed.)

Please give us CMYK!

Streamhawk · 16 years ago

When making the comparison please give us the CMYK formula as well along side with the RGB. It would also be nice to see the ink formula like in the printed guide. This has potetial ;-)

garbage - an utter waste of money.

bacon jlt · 16 years ago

Ive now tried 20 different colors from all the different libraries, and held my iphone up to the real-world swatchbooks: NONE OF THEM are close enough to the actual swatch for color matching. And it doesnt even give CMYK equivalents for spots, or if it does, I cant tell how to get them. Bad interface, libraries are hidden in different submenus, for some reason you open one color and it gives you an equivalent in a library you have no intention of using side by side. I want my money back!

Just What I Needed

Earthling Dreams · 15 years ago

I needed a reference tool and this is great. This app does give CMYK breakdowns. Wouldnt it be great if reviewers tried to learn how an app works before posting complaints! Example for getting CMYK breakdown: 1) Set PANTONE Color Guide to PANTONE solid coated. 2) Set Color to (X) X in this case being Pantone 3135C. 3) Set X-Ref PANTONE Guide to PANTONE COLOR BRIDGE coated. 4) You should now see the PANTONE swatches for PANTONE 3135 C and PANTONE 3135 PC - Simply click directly on one of these colors and voila! RGB & HTML breakdowns for PANTONE 3135 C and RGB & HTML & CMYK breakdowns for PANTONE 3135 PC. Click on the color again to zoom in closer. To create a CMYK color and find a PANTONE match - just set the PANTONE Color Guide to CMYK/RGB/HTML, which is at the bottom of the list in step 1) and create your color in the Color field by entering specific cmyk info and press save. Your new color is now matched to the closest PANTONE determined by which system is set in step 3) above. Im using a touch, so Im not concerned how the camera may or may not function. Though for Ipod Touch users - 5 stars! Two bucks and some folks are still complaining. Geesh!!!

ArtBoy

LameBoy3 · 15 years ago

Great app for graphic designers. Finding CMYK, HTML, and RGB equivalents/recommendations for spot PMS colors is really helpful. Easy to use once you figure it out. Great app. Great price.

Good idea, poor execution...

KCinMN · 15 years ago

Great idea in theory but didnt work as expected. I was hoping to use this to evaluate a PDF and figure out, based on the CMYK values, what PMS colors the client had originally referenced. So I entered the CMYK value of a color, which turned out to be straight out of the Pantone Color Bridge, and selected the Color Bridge as my target and it gave me a different color. It did this repeatedly. You would think that if the CMYK value entered was an exact match to the CMYK value in the Color Bridge it would just give you that color...

myPHANTOM...E x-Ref

ocrammarco · 15 years ago

NOT EVEN IN MY DREAMS. IT DOES NOT MATCH AT ALL !