It’s so much better to select colors for your Office documents from a print and not from your computers screen. That is if you want more predictable color! Use our Microsoft Office Word and PowerPoint color chooser files downloadable below.

When you use AlphaGraphics West Valley to produce your color print job.

1. Download the documents below to help you find a specific color in Microsoft Word or PowerPoint.

2. Request a print sample from our Digital Color Printers to use for comparison and for choosing colors from the printed sheet. Stop by our shop or Order Online now

3. Open the file or either program. From the printed sample, choose the color block from the print you wish to use in your document. Select the block with the color, then copy and paste it into your document. Continue doing this until you have all the colors you want to use in your own document or presentation.

The great thing about choosing color from the printed samples is that you are picking colors directly from our Digital Color Printer output. Now, when you have us produce the final job, the colors will be exactly what you expect.

Using your own home or office printer

You may want to print on your own office or home printer. That would be just fine. Please keep in mind that the colors you output on your own printer may not match or even be possible on our Digital Printers here at AlphaGraphics West Valley. Please feel free to use these tools to help guide you in choosing color even when you are planning to use your own printer for the final job.

Each Color Chooser Document and Presentation file is specific to each program! If you mix them up, the results will not be predictable and that’s is what we are looking for here–predictable color. Use Word for Word and PowerPoint for PowerPoint.

Downloadable Word RGB Color Chooser

Downloadable PowerPoint RGB Color Chooser

Microsoft Powerpoint Color Chooser Document by AlphaGraphics West Valley

Choose colors from the actual print. Use the AlphaGraphics West Valley Color Chooser Document

As always, we are here to help you!

Give us a call at 801-972-2900 we’ll be happy to assist.

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About Evan

I am a Springville native. My start in visual media and communications began with a photo finishing business I started at 19, eventually growing to two locations. Over twelve years we evolved from a consumer print business to being a respected commercial photographic lab while I developed a love for graphic design and accurate color. I've taken this with me as a senior graphic designer at Evans & Sutherland, as developer of online training systems for 3000 staffers in the AlphaGraphics Network as well as establishing a nation-wide protocol for color management of digital content throughout the company's franchise system, and then with my own firm, Correct Hue. Recently I have joined the AlphaGraphics West Valley team as Creative Director and now my days are filled with challenging our design team as we create great work for our clients. I love balancing usability and accessibility with beautiful, vibrant design. We've assembled a team with many talents and my hope is that we help our clients deliver their message with impact and be a long term partner in their future growth. I am accredited with the Color Management Professional Certification from iDEAlliance and IPA. I've tried living outside of Utah, but the mountains and people always draw me back.

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