#PANTONE GRATIS en ADOBE 2025 sin Pantone Connect - ¡Nuevo método!
How to Install Pantone Libraries Without Pantone Connect
Introduction and Context
- The speaker addresses the audience, explaining the purpose of the video: to provide updated methods for installing Pantone libraries due to previous systems being blocked by Pantone software.
- The speaker mentions that they have developed a method using ChatGPT and acknowledges that many viewers are seeking alternatives to using paid services like Pantone Connect.
Legal Considerations and Recommendations
- The speaker emphasizes the importance of legal usage of software, noting that while some may not afford the subscription costs, they will share a legal method for accessing Pantone libraries.
- Acknowledges that this method is likely safe from being blocked in the future and reassures viewers about its legality.
Step-by-Step Installation Guide for Adobe Photoshop
- The speaker outlines their plan to demonstrate how to install Pantone libraries across different Adobe programs (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign).
- They explain that Adobe has various file formats (ASE, ACO, ACB), which are necessary depending on the application used.
Importing Samples in Photoshop
- Two methods for importing samples into Photoshop are introduced:
- First method involves going to "Samples" and selecting "Import Samples."
- Second method requires navigating through color libraries.
Using Color Books in Photoshop
- To access additional color options, users can import an Adobe Color Book file (.ACB), which must be placed in a specific folder within Photoshop's directory.
- Instructions provided on where to find this folder on both Mac and Windows systems.
Finalizing Setup in Photoshop
- Once the .ACB file is copied into the correct folder, users can access all relevant Pantone colors directly within Photoshop without needing a subscription.
Transitioning to Other Programs: Illustrator and InDesign
How to Install Pantone Libraries in Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator
Installing Pantone Libraries in Adobe InDesign
- To access the Pantone color libraries in Adobe InDesign 2024, navigate to Presets and then to Swatch Libraries. Here you can find the Pantone ACB (Adobe Color Book) library.
- After copying the necessary files into the appropriate folder, open a new document in InDesign. Ensure that you are not using any other instance of InDesign during this process.
- You can add a new color sample by selecting Add New Color Sample. The library options include loading directly from presets or importing an ACB file if it’s not available.
- Both methods lead to the same outcome; however, it's recommended to save them directly in the Swatch Book folder for easier access later on.
- Differences between how colors are handled in Photoshop and InDesign will be highlighted before moving on to Illustrator.
Installing Pantone Libraries in Adobe Illustrator
- The installation process for Pantone libraries in Adobe Illustrator is similar but has some differences. Access Presets, where you'll see folders based on your language settings.
- Within the Muestras (Samples) folder, locate the Libros de Color (Color Books) section which requires an ACB extension for proper functionality.
- Copying the Pantone library into this folder allows you to access it when creating a new document within Illustrator without needing Pantone Connect.
- Once installed, all libraries will be accessible under Open Swatch Library, allowing users to select their desired colors easily.
Finding and Using Pantone Libraries
- Users can search online for these libraries or find links provided by content creators. The speaker offers a link on their website for downloading these resources as well as additional information about their work and blog content.