
Color Profile Viewer
Published by Richard Hughes
Inspect and compare installed color profiles
Highlights
- Displays technical metadata for installed ICC color profiles.
- Enables side-by-side comparison of multiple color profile files.
- Provides insights into color spaces and gamut mapping data.
- Functions as a diagnostic utility for Linux color management systems.
About this application
Color Profile Viewer is a diagnostic tool for the Linux desktop environment that allows users to inspect and compare ICC color profiles installed on their system. It reads the metadata contained within these profiles, providing technical details regarding color spaces, white points, and gamut mapping. This information is useful for users who need to verify how their display or printing hardware interprets color data.
The application presents the internal structure of color profiles in a readable format, enabling side-by-side comparisons between different files. By identifying the specific characteristics of each profile, users can determine which settings are appropriate for their color-managed workflows. It serves as a utility for system administrators and designers who require precise control over color reproduction across various output devices.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.gnome.ColorViewer
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