Image processing apparatus, image processing method, and program

An image processing apparatus having a printer configured to form an image and performing correction by using correction data when the image is formed by the printer, the image processing apparatus comprising:

• a sensor configured to obtain a measurement value by measuring an image formed by the printer;
• at least one processor configured to control:
• execution of a single-color calibration, the single-color calibration being executed to generate single-color image forming correction data that is to be used when a single-color image is formed by the printer, the single-color image forming correction data being generated in the single-color calibration by using the measurement value acquired by the sensor by measuring at least one single-color patch formed by the printer, the at least one single-color patch being formed by using a toner of a single kind of color;
• execution of a multi-color calibration, the multi-color calibration being executed to generate multi-color image forming correction data that is to be used when a multi-color image is formed by the printer, the multi-color image forming correction data being generated in the multi-color calibration by using the measurement value acquired by the sensor by measuring at least one multi-color patch formed by the printer, the at least one multi-color patch being formed by using a toner of multiple kinds of color;
• display of a first screen on a display for enabling a user to select whether to cause the at least one processor to perform the single-color calibration or the multi-color calibration;
• and
• display of a second screen on the display for enabling a user to select whether to cause the at least one processor to perform the multi-color calibration with performing the single-color calibration or to cause the multi-color calibration without performing the single-color calibration, if causing the at least one processor to perform the multi-color calibration is selected by the user via the first screen displayed on the display.