Today, we will be examining the Info panel in Adobe Photoshop. This panel is designed to display essential information about the selected color, measurement units, and many other options.

You can minimize the panel by pressing the F8 key or by going to the menu <wild>Window-Info</wild>.

Let’s take a closer look at the panel’s settings. To do this, go to the top-right menu of the panel and click <wild>Panel Options</wild>.

Here, you will see the following options:

<wild>First Color Readout</wild>
<wild>Mode</wild>:
<wild>Actual Color</wild>
<wild>Proof Color</wild>
<wild>Grayscale</wild>
<wild>RGB Color</wild>
<wild>Web Color</wild>
<wild>HSB Color</wild>
<wild>CMYK Color</wild>
<wild>Lab Color</wild>
<wild>Total Ink</wild>
<wild>Opacity</wild>
<wild>Second Color Readout</wild>
<wild>Mode</wild>:
<wild>Actual Color</wild>
<wild>Proof Color</wild>
<wild>Grayscale</wild>
<wild>RGB Color</wild>
<wild>Web Color</wild>
<wild>HSB Color</wild>
<wild>CMYK Color</wild>
<wild>Lab Color</wild>
<wild>Total Ink</wild>
<wild>Opacity</wild>
<wild>Mouse Coordinates</wild>
<wild>Ruler Units</wild>:
<wild>Pixels</wild>
<wild>Inches</wild>
<wild>Centimeters</wild>
<wild>Millimeters</wild>
<wild>Points</wild>
<wild>Picas</wild> — a typographic unit of measure equal to 12 points
<wild>Percent</wild>
<wild>Status Information</wild>
<wild>Version Cue</wild> — a multimedia version control system developed by Adobe
<wild>Document Sizes</wild>:
<wild>Document Profile</wild>
<wild>Document Dimensions</wild>
<wild>Measurement Scale</wild>
<wild>Scratch Sizes</wild>
<wild>Efficiency</wild>
<wild>Timing</wild>
<wild>Current Tool</wild>
<wild>Show Tool Hints</wild>