ICCProfils
ICCProfils is a standard for device color characterization used in digital imaging and color management. It provides a data model and encoding scheme for capturing how a device reproduces color under defined viewing conditions, aiming to support consistent color across different devices and workflows. The standard extends common concepts from established color management systems by incorporating an extensible tag set, color appearance considerations, and enhanced device-link capabilities to improve cross‑device translation.
The core of an ICCProfils file is a profile document composed of a header, a tag directory,
In practice, ICCProfils are used to calibrate displays, printers, and scanners and to ensure consistent color
Adoption emphasizes interoperability with major operating systems and color-managed programs, though specific implementations can vary. The