Similarly, Pantone will continue to explore new collaborations with other companies. The two companies have decided to remove the obsolete libraries and continue to work together on better in-app features.
But, the current implementation of the Pantone color system with Adobe’s Creative Cloud products is outdated, with many missing colors and inaccurate information. Pantone official Marcie Foster responded and said Adobe and Pantone have been and will continue to be long-standing business partners. Printers can afford that, but the thing is, how many graphic designers and publishers will. He noted that there’s a need to pay for a subscription to download the latest library. For him, it is a disappointing example of big firms in the graphic arts supply chain not supporting the industry itself. Still, the news has caused dismay among influential users of Adobe in print and graphic arts.Ĭolor management whiz Paul Sherfield, the founder, and owner of The Missing Horse consultancy, told Printweek that they have been talking to their customers about Adobe’s decision. With that said, Adobe encourages its users to stay tuned for updates. While Adobe drops Pantone, they said they are working on an alternative solution for the affected products. The company stated that: In March 2022, the Pantone Color Libraries pre-loaded in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign Color, and Adobe Captured will be deleted from future software updates.
In November, Adobe released a technical bulletin about the changes to the Pantone Color Libraries. Print and pre-press professionals were worried about the information gap regarding Adobe’s decision to remove the Pantone color system from the upcoming versions of its Creative Cloud products.
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