drawing on display looks different than exported drawing

edward huazo

• July 21, 2025 15:00

Hello, I have tried RGB SRGB and CMYK settings but when I draw on photoshop my picture is so vibrant and colorful but when I export it using the SRGB or without it, the picture comes out super desaturated. 

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  João

  • July 21, 2025 15:45

  Hi edward huazo, 

  What exactly do you mean by exporting and how are comparing the colours? How is this related to Wacom? Are you using a Wacom Display? If yes, which one?

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  edward huazo

  • July 22, 2025 02:21

  Yes exactly, I am using a Wacom display, Wacom cintiqu pro. The screen colors are great but after I export the image and view it on my phone or computer it looks dull

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  João

  • July 22, 2025 15:23

  Hi edward huazo, 

  It is normal that colour will look different between monitors. For example, you can set the Cintiq Pro to work on different colour spaces, but the iPhone (just an example) works on the P3 space. In theory, if the content you are working on is meant to be seen on iPhones, then you should configure the Cintiq Pro and Photoshop to work on that colour space and try to find a setting that would match as closely as possible the P3 space. 

  If you are not familiar with colour management, then I would highly recommend you use the default settings. 

  Are you using any profile on Photoshop? If yes, can to set it back to default and see if there are any changes? 

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