Compare standard CMYK reference and 7-color output
Show how the same RGB artwork can behave differently when printed through a limited CMYK reference versus a wider 7-color gamut.
Send Pantone numbers, spot color references, RGB, HEX, CMYK values, brand guidelines, existing printed samples, or product photos. We review how those color directions can be printed on ZIVFY coated paper, white card, PP paper, coating, and finishing options using RGB-first 7-color wide gamut printing.
Send Pantone numbers, spot color references, RGB, HEX, CMYK values, brand guidelines, or existing printed samples. We review how those colors behave on selected ZIVFY coated paper, white card, PP paper, coating, and finishing options.
With 7-color wide gamut printing, many Pantone and spot color references can be reviewed as process-color output instead of requiring separate spot ink for every color. The quoted 96% refers to Pantone / spot color library coverage range, not a guaranteed similarity percentage for each individual color.
Use this page when the project depends on brand color, Pantone / spot color references, RGB artwork, multi-SKU consistency, coating behavior, gradients, photo patches, small text, or lightfast color direction.
Show how the same RGB artwork can behave differently when printed through a limited CMYK reference versus a wider 7-color gamut.
Useful for skincare, beverage, coffee, food, retail packaging, cards, sleeves, inserts, and folded leaflets with multiple color versions.
Coated paper, white card, PP paper, matte coating and gloss coating can all change visual color behavior.
Review photo patches, rich gradients, solid brand color blocks, fine lines, and small text before choosing the production direction.
Some projects need stronger lightfast or outdoor-adjacent color performance. We can review high-color ink direction and real-light reference behavior based on the selected paper, coating, and use environment.
Brand color should be reviewed on the selected paper, card, PP paper, coating, and finishing direction. The same Pantone, spot color, RGB, HEX, or CMYK reference can look different on coated paper, white card, and PP paper, so material direction should be confirmed before color review.
Light coated paper direction for folded leaflets, product guides, simple paper references, and lightweight high-color printed materials.
Balanced coated paper direction for posters, folded leaflets, packaging sleeves, color reference cards, and general high-color paper printing.
Thicker coated paper direction for premium display prints, stronger folded pieces, high-color product guides, and presentation materials.
Firm white card direction for product insert cards, brand cards, warranty cards, gift cards, and printed color reference cards.
Thicker white card direction for premium brand cards, rigid color reference cards, product presentation cards, and higher-end printed samples.
Non-adhesive PP paper direction for selected poster-style prints, durable display materials, and printed references that need a different surface behavior.
For a useful review, send Pantone number, spot color reference, RGB, HEX, CMYK values, brand guideline PDF, logo files, existing printed samples, packaging photos, or product photos. The more concrete the reference is, the better the printed paper review can be.
This is not a fixed-price cart checkout. Send the color reference, artwork, target material, project use, quantity direction, and deadline so we can review the best printed paper color direction.
This page is for color-sensitive paper printing projects. It accepts Pantone, spot color, RGB, HEX, CMYK, brand guideline, and printed sample references, but it is not an official Pantone proof or a universal material proof.
Yes. Send Pantone numbers, spot color references, RGB, HEX, CMYK values, brand guideline PDFs, printed samples, product photos, or packaging photos. We review how those references can be printed on selected ZIVFY paper and coating directions.
It means the 7-color wide gamut workflow can cover up to 96% of the Pantone / spot color library range. Final review still depends on the selected paper, coating, artwork, lighting, and physical printed result.
No. This is a printed paper color review based on ZIVFY coated paper, white card, PP paper, coating, and finishing directions. It is not an official Pantone proof or Pantone product.
No. A printed paper color reference can use those colors as a reference direction, but it is not a final proof for plastic, metal, glass, textile, painted surfaces, or direct-to-object production.
Upload RGB artwork whenever possible. CMYK files are not recommended when maximum color range is the goal because CMYK conversion may already remove vivid color data before wide-gamut review.
Yes. This direction is useful for multi-SKU packaging, sleeves, insert cards, folded leaflets, posters, and brand systems where several spot color or brand color references need to be reviewed together.
Yes. Coated paper, white card, PP paper, matte coating and gloss coating can all affect color appearance, reflection, and perceived density.
No. High-lightfast ink direction can be reviewed, but durability depends on ink, paper, coating, lighting, exposure time, and use environment. Do not treat it as a permanent fade-proof guarantee.