We understand that color consistency is very important, especially for branding and professional printing projects.
However, printed colors may appear different from what you see on your phone, tablet, or computer screen due to differences between digital display systems and commercial printing processes.
Why Does This Happen?
Digital screens use the RGB color system (Red, Green, Blue), while printing production uses the CMYK color system (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black).
Because RGB colors are designed for screen display, they may appear:
- brighter
- more vibrant
- more saturated
Some RGB colors — especially neon, fluorescent, or highly vivid tones — cannot be reproduced exactly in printing.
Other Factors That May Affect Printed Colors
Printed color appearance may also vary depending on:
- screen brightness
- monitor calibration
- material type
- lamination or finishing
- lighting conditions
- printing methods
- ink absorption
As a result, printed products cannot guarantee 100% color matching with mobile phones, tablets, or computer screens.
How To Achieve More Accurate Print Colors
For more predictable printing results, we strongly recommend:
- preparing artwork in CMYK color mode
- using high-quality print-ready files
- avoiding overly bright RGB/neon colors
- using professionally calibrated artwork where possible
Please note that RGB artwork may be converted to CMYK automatically during production, which may cause color shifting.
Important Notes
Exact color matching across different materials, repeat orders, or screen displays cannot be guaranteed unless special color matching services are separately requested.
The company shall not be held responsible for color differences resulting from:
- RGB artwork submission
- screen display variations
- lighting conditions
- customer color expectation differences
