Quickcut ICC was been specifically designed to simplify color management, enabling you to see exactly how your ads will appear once they're printed.


By assessing the color profiles of the publisher or printer you are sending your file to, Quickcut ICC can provide you with a preview of what your file will look like after it's been printed.

In the same way that QuickPrint takes into account a publisher or printer's mechanical specs when creating an EPS or PDF of your ad, Quickcut ICC operates similarly with respect to color profiles.

And because Quickcut ICC works directly on the PDF file, you see your files are in the final format that will be delivered to the publisher or printer, so there's even less chance for deviation or inaccuracy.


By calibrating your monitor and printer profiles with the color profiles of where you're sending your file, the Quickcut ICC software allows you to proof files on screen as well as in hard copy form from a local printing device.

Quickcut ICC even simulates the color of the publisher or printer's paper stock, meaning what you see is now exactly what you get.

Also, since Quickcut ICC manages color profiles before any files are sent, no further color management is needed to get the final result you intended.

But the best part is that all of this is done without you even having to lift a finger. Quickcut ICC automatically updates it's color profiles to any changes by publishers or printers, which means you'll always get the most accurate representation of your file.

For more information on how Quickcut ICC can work for you, take a minute to check out the Quick Tour.


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