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CMYK & Spot Color
Separations

From 4-color process on white tees to precise spot color logos. InkSplit gives you the tools to handle every type of screen print job.

Versatility for Every Job

Screen printing isn't one-size-fits-all. Sometimes you need the photorealism of CMYK, and other times you need the punch and consistency of Spot Colors.

CMYK Separation

Also known as 4-color process, this method uses Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black inks to recreate full-color images. It's the standard for printing photos on white shirts. InkSplit automates the conversion of your RGB artwork into print-ready CMYK halftone plates.

Spot Color Separation

For logos, cartoons, and corporate wear, you need solid, distinct colors. InkSplit's engine can identify the specific hues in your design and separate them into individual channels, matching them to the closest standard ink colors or your custom library.

How InkSplit Solves This

  • Mode SwitchingEasily toggle between "Simulated" and "CMYK" modes in the dashboard to see which yields the best result for your specific art.
  • Custom Color PickingClick to remove specific colors or merge similar hues to reduce your screen count and save money on setup.
  • Total ControlAdjust the blend amount, threshold, and gain for each channel independently.

Separation Features

Instant CMYK 4-Color Process
Automated Spot Color Extraction
Pantone® Color Matching
Vector & Raster Support
Print-Ready Channel Separation

Frequently Asked Questions

Start Printing

Whether it's 4-color process or solid spot colors, InkSplit prepares your files for the press in seconds.