Web browser color management test
Read our browser color management guide for more information.
Does your browser support v2 ICC color profiles?
Aqua blue = ICC v2 profiles supported
Does your browser support v4 ICC color profiles?
Purple = ICC v4 profiles supported
Additional tests
Monitor color gamut vs. browser handling of untagged elements
This test is designed to show how far your display's color gamut is from sRGB standard and how your browser handles untagged images and page elements.
A common problem for large gamut LCD monitors is that untagged elements are assumed to be on the full monitor gamut, leading to over-saturated colors on those elements. All tests below work only on color managed browsers: Firefox, Safari, and Chrome.
Read our browser color management guide for more information.
How far from sRGB is your display color gamut?
ProPhotoRGB tagged image vs. sRGB tagged image
The more difference you see on the bars, the further your display color gamut is from sRGB standard.
How does your browser interpret untagged images?
sRGB untagged vs. sRGB image
According to the The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), all untagged images and page elements should be considered sRGB by the web browser. If your web browser respects this, you should see perfectly seamless vertical bars above.
How does your browser interpret page elements?
Untagged CSS element vs. sRGB image