HEX To Pantone Solid Uncoated

The Pantone Solid Uncoated color standard is essentially a predefined list of colors. These color shades can be reproduced using various primary color mixing methods. For instance, your computer screen doesn’t directly display Pantone Solid Uncoated colors; instead, it presents them in an RGB representation.

Consequently, Pantone Solid Uncoated colors aren’t typically printed as is. To print them, we employ the CMYK color representation. So as you might already noticed, these color models interact with each other so that we can represent certain colors in different mediums including digital, printed or painted surfaces.

The CMYK color space is the primary choice for commercial offset press printing. It’s often referred to as the ‘process color’ because it reflects the ink mixture on paper before printing. Converting Pantone Solid Uncoated Colors to CMYK is a valuable practice for ensuring quality and color accuracy.

RGB representation, on the other hand, is commonly used in digital displays, such as computer monitors. When you see colors on your screen, you’re essentially viewing RGB colors. Converting Pantone Solid Uncoated Colors to RGB becomes relevant for ensuring color accuracy when modeling 3D objects and preparing paint or print projects.

With the help of these color tables below, you can find the corresponding properties and color codes for certain color in the list.