Free online image hue adjuster. Just drag and drop your image here and it will automatically change its hue. You can select any rectangular area in the preview or options and set a new hue for it or modify the current hue. Created by engineers from team Browserling.
Free online image hue adjuster. Just drag and drop your image here and it will automatically change its hue. You can select any rectangular area in the preview or options and set a new hue for it or modify the current hue. Created by engineers from team Browserling.
This tool changes the hue of an image within the specified area. Hue is the property of color that distinguishes it from other colors, such as red, green, and blue. Hue is often represented on a color wheel, which is a circular diagram showing various colors. Primary colors like red, yellow, and blue are evenly spaced around the color wheel. For example, red is at 0°, yellow is at 60°, green is at 120°, cyan is at 180°, blue is at 240°, and magenta is at 300°. Secondary colors like orange (30°), aquamarine (165°), and lime (134°) are created by mixing primary colors. To modify the hue of pixels in an image, simply upload the image as input and adjust the hue for the selected area. You can select the area interactively in the input preview or by using numerical values in the options. The program has two modes for adjusting hue. The first mode adds a value to the current hue. For example, if you enter a value of 30° here, a pixel that was orange will become yellow, and a pixel that was blue will become blue-violet. The second mode allows you to completely replace the current hue in the selected area with a new hue value. You can view the image with the modified hue in the output preview and download it in your preferred format by selecting the format in the options. Image-abulous!
This tool changes the hue of an image within the specified area. Hue is the property of color that distinguishes it from other colors, such as red, green, and blue. Hue is often represented on a color wheel, which is a circular diagram showing various colors. Primary colors like red, yellow, and blue are evenly spaced around the color wheel. For example, red is at 0°, yellow is at 60°, green is at 120°, cyan is at 180°, blue is at 240°, and magenta is at 300°. Secondary colors like orange (30°), aquamarine (165°), and lime (134°) are created by mixing primary colors. To modify the hue of pixels in an image, simply upload the image as input and adjust the hue for the selected area. You can select the area interactively in the input preview or by using numerical values in the options. The program has two modes for adjusting hue. The first mode adds a value to the current hue. For example, if you enter a value of 30° here, a pixel that was orange will become yellow, and a pixel that was blue will become blue-violet. The second mode allows you to completely replace the current hue in the selected area with a new hue value. You can view the image with the modified hue in the output preview and download it in your preferred format by selecting the format in the options. Image-abulous!
In this example, we take an image of a multitude of colorful folders neatly arranged on store shelves. Using the hue adjustment mode with a 180-degree shift, we create a transformation where every pixel's color in the image flips to its opposite on the color wheel. Yellow turns into blue, green becomes magenta, orange shifts to cyan-blue, and red transforms into cyan. (Source: Pexels.)
In this example, we rewrite the hue values within a specific region of a coffeehouse interior image. By applying a 60-degree hue value (representing yellow), we uniformly adjust the hue within the selected area while preserving the image's details through constant saturation and brightness values. (Source: Pexels.)
This example adjusts the hue of opaque pixels in an image of a poppy bud with a transparent background. It shifts the hue by 200 degrees. Since the alpha channel does not change and is still 0, only the opaque pixels of the flower bud are subject to hue changes. (Source: Pexels.)
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