The search for new techniques for revealing latent fingerprints is constant due to the importance for the area of Forensic Sciences, in particular, in the elucidation of crimes. The objective of the present study is to evaluate the potential of 4,7-di-m-toluylbenzo[c][1,2,5]thiadiazole (BTD 206) as a new marker for application in the identification of fundamental groups and characteristic points of drawings of digital prints, aiming at better image contrast on substrates of different colors, such as cell phone cases. Six different matrices were tested for the preliminary analysis of the developer powder development. The matrix chosen, calcium carbonate, was the one that presented the highest intensity of luminescence in the substrate. This developer powder was developed and evaluated through luminescence spectrometry at three different concentrations. The Image J program was used for image processing. The developer powder impregnated with BTD 206 in methanol, in the calcium carbonate matrix, showed characteristics that helped to improve the quality of the contrast, which was performed from the image histogram, which describes the gray levels statistics. In this way, in a better quality image, it is possible to extract information from the fingerprint, such as fundamental groups and minutiae. Which helps in a confrontation and identification of a possible suspect of a crime. The developer powder developed with BTD 206 performed satisfactorily for the intended application.