Glossary
A plain-English definition for print, promo, sign and decoration businesses, and what it means for your quotes and jobs.
PMS color refers to a color from the Pantone Matching System, a standardized way to specify brand and print colors.
Customer logos often need accurate brand colors. Without a PMS reference, color matching becomes subjective across suppliers and decoration methods.
TaggIQ keeps artwork and decoration notes attached to the job so PMS references can travel with quotes, proofs, and production instructions.
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FAQ
No. PMS is a standardized spot color system. CMYK is a four-color process used for many print workflows.
No. Materials and methods affect color. PMS references still help set the target.
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