This guide explains how to use the Inèdit Device-Link Spot Color Library to achieve accurate, vibrant spot colors throughout your workflow—from test printing, to Adobe Illustrator design, to final output in NeoStampa. Step 1: Print the Spot Color Library
Print the provided **Inèdit Device-Link Spot Color Library**. This creates a physical reference of how colors reproduce on your specific printer, ink set, and media. Keep the printed chart nearby for color comparison during design. Step 2: Load the Library into Adobe Illustrator
Open **Adobe Illustrator**. Open the **Swatches** panel. Click **Other Library**. Import the Inèdit spot color library file. The spot color library will appear in your workspace. Step 3: Design Using Spot Colors
Use the printed color chart as a visual reference. Select colors from the Inèdit library. Double-click any spot color to view its properties. Apply the corresponding **Inèdit Color ID** to your design elements. Continue designing using only these spot colors for maximum accuracy. Step 4: Import Design into NeoStampa
Import the completed design into **NeoStampa**. Select the design in the workspace. Step 5: Verify & Adjust Colors in NeoStampa
Open the **Color Replacement** tool. Review: **Input colors** from the design.
**Output colors** based on your printer and ink configuration.
Double-click any color entry. Manually adjust ink values if needed. Confirm the output color matches your printed reference. Step 6: Print with Confidence
Confirm all colors are mapped correctly. Send the file to print. Expect consistent, accurate spot color output. Key Benefits Inèdit Device-Link Spot Color workflow is now complete.
Physical color references tied directly to your printer Accurate spot color control from Illustrator to NeoStampa Reduced guesswork and reprints Consistent color results across jobs