Little Argyll GUI

What Little Argyll GUI is

Little Argyll GUI is a graphical front end for ArgyllCMS, designed to make creating and using its commands more approachable through interface controls. Saved parameter sets support display and printer calibration and profiling, as well as profiling cameras and scanners. The program can create custom spectrum files for daylight series illuminants with selectable ultraviolet filtering. It can also create printer patch sets for grays, near-grays, or tones such as sepia. Links to Argyll documentation appear throughout the interface. Version 1.0.1 is a Python 3 script with a GTK 3 interface using PyGObject, and is an update for Argyll 3.0.0; some parameters are absent in older Argyll versions. Little Argyll GUI runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows, with setup instructions provided for each. The maker says most Linux users with Python 3 can run it out of the box. On the maker’s Windows 10 system using MinGW-w64, the background selector does not work, although everything else does. Use requires a color measurement device, such as an i1 Pro 3 or ColorChecker Studio. The software is released under the GNU General Public License and costs 5.00 USD as a one-time payment.