Visual content proofing on multiple target devices

A system for proofing visual content against a plurality of target devices, comprising:

• a processing device;
• and
• a non-transitory computer-readable medium communicatively coupled to the processing device, wherein the processing device is configured to execute program code stored in the non-transitory computer-readable medium and thereby perform operations comprising:
• obtaining visual content and a list identifying the plurality of target devices, wherein the visual content is to be rendered by each of the plurality of target devices;
• for each of the plurality of target devices, determining a supported color region in a reference color space according to a color profile of the target device;
• determining a commonly supported color region in the reference color space for the plurality of target devices and a design device used for designing the visual content;
• determining an unsafe color in the visual content using the commonly supported color region;
• and
• generating revised visual content by replacing the unsafe color with a safe color in the visual content, wherein the safe color is obtained by calculating a color value in the commonly supported color region that is closer to the unsafe color in the reference color space than another color in the commonly supported color region as the safe color.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium having program code that is stored thereon, the program code executable by one or more processing devices for performing operations comprising:

• obtaining visual content and a list identifying a plurality of target devices, wherein the visual content is to be rendered by each of the plurality of target devices;
• for each of the plurality of target devices, determining a supported color region in a reference color space according to a color profile of the target device;
• determining a commonly supported color region in the reference color space for the plurality of target devices and a design device used for designing the visual content;
• determining an unsafe color in the visual content using the commonly supported color region;
• and
• generating revised visual content by replacing the unsafe color with a safe color in the visual content, wherein the safe color is obtained by calculating a color value in the commonly supported color region that is closer to the unsafe color in the reference color space than another color in the commonly supported color region as the safe color.