ICC Profile Viewer

Examine the color profile embedded in your images to understand exactly how colors should be interpreted and displayed. ICC (International Color Consortium) profiles define an image's color space—whether it's sRGB for web and general use, Adobe RGB for photography with extended gamut, Display P3 for modern Apple devices, or CMYK profiles for print production. Without profile awareness, colors can appear dramatically different across devices.

The viewer extracts and displays profile metadata including the profile name, color space type (RGB, CMYK, Lab, grayscale), rendering intent (perceptual, relative colorimetric, saturation, absolute colorimetric), white point specification, and creation date. It identifies whether images have embedded profiles or are untagged (relying on assumed sRGB interpretation). Gamut information reveals which range of colors the profile can accurately represent, helping explain why some vibrant colors might shift when converting between profiles.

Print professionals verify that images destined for press carry appropriate CMYK profiles. Photographers troubleshoot why colors look different on different screens or why prints don't match monitors. Designers working on color-critical projects ensure assets maintain consistent color across the production pipeline. Web developers check that images display correctly without unexpected color shifts. Anyone experiencing mysterious color problems—washed out images, oversaturated photos, or colors that look wrong—can diagnose profile issues that are invisible to casual inspection.