I would like to convert the PDF into a different Color Profile using an ICC profile and embed the ICC profile, but I cant find a good tool to do this.

But while that converts the colors, it doesnt embed the ICC profile.

Also, I can confirm this method shows just ColorSpace: DeviceCMYK (for a table cell fill color that was RGB before the conversion).

Also, I had to add -sProcessColorModelDeviceCMYK for the command to finish without an error and -sColorConversionStrategyCMYK to actually convert RGB colors I had.

Indeed, only a small subset of color management options is supported for pdf output.

This wont embed your profile, and wont convert colors to your profile.

But it would make you colors colorimetrically defined and would embed some icc profile.

If you know that your input profile is sRGB (but it is not embeded - the pdf is plain DefaultRGB ), it might be a good idea to explicitly specify the profile here.

Ive created them trying to understand how Color Management works in gs.

Theres also a comparison with Adobe Acrobat Convert Colors tool.

It looks like they do not really focus on things like conversion from one profile to another in this case.

Well. This is hardly the most requested feature.

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