CMYK four-color offset printing color code

The CMYK colors are a color system used for printing and producing printed products. CMYK stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black).

In this system, each color is produced by a mixture of these four primary colors.

Cyan is a blue-green color used to produce blues and greens. Red in the CMYK system is produced by a mixture of cyan and magenta.

Magenta is a reddish-purple color used to produce reds, purples, and pinks. Orange is produced by a combination of magenta and yellow.

Yellow is a sweet and neutral color used to produce yellows and yellow-greens. Green is produced by a combination of yellow and cyan.

Key or black is used in the CMYK system to produce black. This color is considered the base color because it is needed to produce other colors by mixing cyan, magenta, and yellow.

The CMYK color system is widely used in the printing and production of printed products due to its ability to adjust and produce different colors. Additionally, this color system is used to produce high-quality images with vibrant and realistic colors.