Fiery ColorGuard July 2025 release
System Requirements
Fiery ColorGuard consists of a Web application at https://iq.fiery.com/colorguard and the Fiery ColorGuard Client application.
The ColorGuard Web application at https://iq.fiery.com/colorguard supports the following browsers:
- Google Chrome
- Microsoft Edge
- Mozilla Firefox
- Safari 11, or later
The ColorGuard Client application supports the following operating systems:
- macOS 13, 14, 15, and 26.
- Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit only) and Windows 11.
New in this release
- The Fiery Automatic Color Control is a group of Fiery
ColorGuard features in
combination with Fiery Command
WorkStation.This
group of features is based on inline measurement instruments and provides consistent
and accurate color output without any user interaction.
- Scheduled verification and automatic recalibration
Schedule verification starts automatically, and the system performs recalibration automatically when required.
- Definable warmup pages
Define and automatically print the correct number of warmup pages for a given print environment.
- Traffic light indicators
Colored indicators in Fiery Command WorkStation show the print-ready state of each printer’s media.
- Universal verification
A Universal Verification Schedule is performed on a single specific media, and the verification result applies to all other media.
- Scheduled verification and automatic recalibration
- The Verification Setup Assistant helps to find the correct verification preset and tolerances for your print environment.
- You can search by device name or IP address and filter results based on verification status.
Issues fixed
Fiery ColorGuard Client application
Error message for Mac computer
When you sign in to the Fiery ColorGuard Desktop application on a Mac computer with a double-byte user name, an error message appears.
Fiery Verify
Fiery Verify license error appears
In the Fiery Command WorkStation notifications tab, when you click Verify Now to complete a verification schedule, a Fiery Verify license error appears after the completion of the schedule.
As a workaround, either click Refresh licensed printers or wait for five minutes.
Known issues
Fiery ColorGuard Web application
Inline measurement instrument
When you create or edit the schedule while the Fiery server is disconnected from the printer, the Inline measurement instrument option is still visible.
Schedule deletion
When you delete the verification schedules and reload the ColorGuard web page, the verification schedules continue showing in the window.
Job Properties does not load
When you edited a verification or benchmark schedule in the Verification Schedule window, the Job properties window did not load.
Duplicate verification presets
When you opened Fiery Verify from Fiery Color Profiler Suite while being logged in to the Fiery ColorGuard Desktop application, the Verification preset list displayed duplicate verification presets.
Delay in displaying device name
When you select Create Schedule, there is a delay in displaying the device name in verification and calibration schedule options.
Fiery ColorGuard Client application
Verification schedule error
When the media runs out during a verification schedule, it stops with an error immediately instead of waiting up to 120 minutes, and does not resume even if the media is loaded.
Schedule name is not displaying for errored jobs
When you create a schedule for an ILS workflow in Fiery ColorGuard Web application, the schedule is triggered in Fiery ColorGuard client application at the specified time. If the job moves to error status and you delete the schedule in Fiery ColorGuard Web application and open Fiery ColorGuard client application, the schedule name does not display for errored jobs.
Fiery Verify
ICC import
When you drag and drop the ICC file to Fiery Verify and change the Tolerance set, data loading takes longer than expected.
Incorrect display language
When you change the local language of the operating system and open Fiery Verify as a standalone application or from the Fiery Color Profiler Suite, Fiery Verify appears in the default language, which is English.. As a workaround, open the Fiery ColorGuard Desktop application and then open Fiery Verify as a standalone application or from the Fiery Color Profiler Suite.