Sorts graphic and data files in chronological or alphabetical order.

Tapping on the triangle expands to window to show contents of graphic swatch files and reports. Swatch files can be previewed, edited, shared or deleted directly from File Exchange.

Swiping left will access the edit, share and delete functions.

Reference Tags attach unique metadata directly to a graphic or data swatch file.

You can delete an individual swatch by selecting (tapping on) the swatch in the preview bar at the bottom of the screen and then tapping on the trashcan icon at the top.

To save a swatch file, create a unique swatch file name and then save. All swatch files are saved locally as graphic (PNG or JPG) or data (ASE) files and can be copied or transmitted (after saving) to external storage locations and applications.

Send your swatch file via email, text messaging,  and other apps available within your smartphone.

A zenColorCode® is displayed at the top of the swatch, cross-referencing back to the internal color name and number metadata.

Complete ZCC® Swatch Library consists of the over 5,000+ colors most used by industry professionals, represented by a 5-digit reference number.

A zenColorCode® is displayed at the top of the swatch, cross-referencing back to the internal color name and number metadata.

Scrolling provides quick access to all 5,000+ swatches in the library.

Select a swatch and swipe left, then tap the plus sign (+) to create or edit a file.

Tap the plus sign (+) to add a swatch
to an existing swatch file or to create
a new swatch file.

The 5-digit zenColorCode® is displayed at the top of the swatch, cross-referencing the ZCC® reference back to the internal color name and number metadata.

Standardized values (HEX, RGB) for the
ZCC® swatch are displayed directly below
the input field.

Use a vertical scroll gesture to search the
6,500+ colors in the ZCC® Swatch Library and
locate a specific color. Colors can also be
located by entering coordinates into any of
the editable white fields (ZCC, HEX, RGB).

Colors can also be located by entering
coordinates into any of the editable white
fields (HEX, RGB).

The Color Manager is the first mobile spectrometer that uses the native features of your camera to analyze either print or solid materials for production approvals. By integrating the zenColorCode® (ZCC) universal standard into your color management tools, you can compare the fabric against the ZCC® digital standard to create a simple Pass / Fail report that can instantly be forwarded via email or text.

Creating a ZCC® digital standards for bulk fabric and components starts at design inception. The first step in using Color Manager is to load the swatch file that was used as a standard before you take a picture of the fabric you wish to analyze.

Simply locate the swatch file and Select + Load

After you lay out the fabric and white balance, snap a photo. Use the “back” arrow to retake the photo if you are not happy with the shot.

After you shoot the photo and capture the image you wish to analyze, the toolkit will automatically appear, defaulting to Eyedropper tool. You are now ready to begin.

Utilize the native pinch-zoom gestures in your camera to move in and out for easier viewing.

For the best results, we recommend sampling with the Marquee. The Marquee tool samples a selected region, automatically analyzes the pixels in that area, and compares the results to the ZCC® reference standard.

The bottom swatch represents the ZCC® digital reference standard loaded from File Exchange. The top swatch represents the extracted color within the image that you wish to compare to the standard. Both swatches provide both the ZCC® and RGB values.

The “crosshair” pinpoints the area being sampled, which is displayed above the top compare swatch.

Once you have finished comparing the pre-production fabric image to your ZCC® digital standard, tap the Report icon to Create Report or Cancel if you wish to discard your test.

After you have completed the Pass / Fail test, generate and send a report via email or text directly from your device. Report includes Pass / Fail comparison, sampled image, time stamp, user name, company name, internal color names and numbers of reference swatches, and a note.