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When saving a layered psd in CMYK, the whole image becomes bluish.

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I want to save a layered PSD in CMYK.

When I open the saved PSD, the whole thing has a bluish color.

I checked the color profile and save settings but it doesn't solve the problem.

If anyone knows, please let me know.

Published date : 10 days ago

Updated date : 9 days ago

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秋空広樹 ◆

10 days ago
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I don't use SketchBook, so I don't know the details of how it works, but this color change is similar to the coloring when opened in software that doesn't support CMYK color management, so it may be a problem with the software. (If it doesn't support CMYK color management, even if you can open CMYK data, it will be displayed in strange colors.)

The most foolproof one is Adobe Photoshop. As you may know, it is a paid subscription only (quite expensive), but there is a free trial period. I don't use it, but I heard that there is a software called Krita that can be used for free and supports CMYK color management.
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9 days ago

Thank you for introducing me to this software!
It looks like I can save CMYK!
Thank you very much for your kind reply!!
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10 days ago
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CLIP STUDIO PAINT processes in RGB,
so you can merge layers and export to CMYK without any problems (there is no change in color until you merge and export).
When you open data exported in CMYK in CLIP STUDIO PAINT,
the color will change at that point.

To edit CMYK data, we recommend using software from another manufacturer.

To open the file without changing the colors as much as possible,
set the monitor's unique profile in the RGB profile field of the color conversion in preferences,
and the CMYK profile you select in the profile preview in the CMYK profile field,
and then embed the profile when saving the file.
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10 days ago
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Sorry for asking multiple times.
I created it in RGB and want to export it as a PSD in CMYK, but when I open the PSD copy and save file (both unmerged and merged layers) on my PC and smartphone, the colors change.

1st image: CMYK preview

2nd image: CMYK PSD opened in SketchBook

3rd image: Color profile settings

4th image: Copy and save settings

5th image: Environment settings

Is there no other way to convert it using other software?
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秋空広樹 ◆

10 days ago
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I don't use SketchBook, so I don't know the details of how it works, but this color change is similar to the coloring when opened in software that doesn't support CMYK color management, so it may be a problem with the software. (If it doesn't support CMYK color management, even if you can open CMYK data, it will be displayed in strange colors.)

The most foolproof one is Adobe Photoshop. As you may know, it is a paid subscription only (quite expensive), but there is a free trial period. I don't use it, but I heard that there is a software called Krita that can be used for free and supports CMYK color management.
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