Display Calibrator

Display Calibrator is a tool used to optimize the color settings of a display in order to achieve accurate color reproduction.

Display Calibrator measures the display's color output using a colorimeter or spectrophotometer and generates an optimal color profile that adjusts the display's settings to achieve accurate colors.

Calibrating your display ensures that colors are displayed accurately and consistently across different devices and applications. It is essential for graphic design, photo editing, and any color-critical work.

Yes, Display Calibrator supports multiple display calibration. You can calibrate each display individually or create a custom color profile for multiple displays working together as one.

Display Calibrator works on Windows, macOS, and Linux systems, ensuring cross-platform calibration functionality.

To calibrate your display using Display Calibrator, you need a compatible colorimeter or spectrophotometer that can measure the color output of your monitor accurately.

It is recommended to calibrate your display every couple of weeks or whenever you notice significant changes in color accuracy. Factors like aging displays or environmental conditions may require more frequent calibration.

Yes, Display Calibrator allows you to revert back to your previous display settings if you are not satisfied with the calibration results.

While Display Calibrator is primarily designed for computer monitors and laptops, some versions might support TV screens. However, it's recommended to verify compatibility with your specific TV model.

Display Calibrator may come bundled with certain operating systems as a built-in utility, while other dedicated calibration software versions may be available for purchase or as part of professional-grade display calibration hardware.