I found a helpful YT video showing how to load ICC colour profiles into Ventura since the new method has perplexed a few(me included) people from how we did this in past MacOS'. Have a look here: How to Install Color ICC Profiles in macOS Ventura
iMac 27″, macOS 10.12
You can put them in the root Library folder:
/Library/ColorSync/Profiles
You'll need to enter your admin password before they will be allowed into the folder. In this location, all user accounts will have access to them.
The OS used to create ~/Library/ColorSync/Profiles folder by default (the ~ means your user account). It hasn't for a few releases of macOS, but you can still open your user account Library folder and create a ColorSync folder, and then a Profiles folder within that, then place the .icc profiles there.
You can put them in the root Library folder:
/Library/ColorSync/Profiles
You'll need to enter your admin password before they will be allowed into the folder. In this location, all user accounts will have access to them.
The OS used to create ~/Library/ColorSync/Profiles folder by default (the ~ means your user account). It hasn't for a few releases of macOS, but you can still open your user account Library folder and create a ColorSync folder, and then a Profiles folder within that, then place the .icc profiles there.
Thanks, that's where the video says to put them and through copy and past, they work perfectly in ICC apps now. I didn't have to create a ColorSync folder in my user Library.
Correct. The user doesn't need to create such a folder in their account. It's just another place you can still use if you want.
Since Apple is no longer creating such a default folder within user accounts, the time will probably come when if you do create such a folder, the OS will pay no attention to it.
Adding ICC Profiles to MacOS Ventura
