Why Smart Profiles Matter
When picking a color on your screen, the result can vary depending on the color profile of the app or window you’re sampling from:- Web browsers like Safari and Chrome often use sRGB IEC61966-2.1.
- Native macOS apps like Xcode and Sketch may use Display P3 or Generic RGB.
- The correct color profile is applied automatically.
- Your colors are accurate and consistent across apps.
- You save time by letting Sip handle the technical details.
Setting Up Smart Profiles
- Go to Preferences > Smart Profiles.
- Enable Use Smart Profiles.
- Add apps (e.g., Safari, Chrome, Xcode) using the + button.
- Choose the appropriate color profile for each app from the dropdown.
Managing Smart Profiles
- Enable or disable Smart Profiles with the checkbox.
- Add or remove apps as needed.
- Select the desired profile for each app using the dropdown.
- Click the trash icon to remove an app from the list.
Example: Assign sRGB IEC61966-2.1 to web browsers like Safari and Chrome, and Display P3 to Xcode for more accurate color picking.