CMYK (Cyan Magenta Yellow Key color) is a color print technique that uses the complementary colors cyan blue (C), magenta red (M), yellow (Y), and a key color (K), usually black. During the print process the colors are printed on top of each other to obtain black (subtractive color mixing), and white is achieved by omitting all colors.

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