Free online image color replacer. Just drag and drop your image here and it will automatically replace one color with another. You can adjust the old and new colors in the options, as well as control other color shades and smooth out the edge of the color replacement. Created by engineers from team Browserling.
Free online image color replacer. Just drag and drop your image here and it will automatically replace one color with another. You can adjust the old and new colors in the options, as well as control other color shades and smooth out the edge of the color replacement. Created by engineers from team Browserling.
This tool swap two colors and their tones in an image. By uploading an image of any format into the input preview, you can simply click on the color you want to replace, and you will get that color replaced with a new one in the output image. Alternatively, you can specify the replacement color using its name in the options. The new color of the image is also indicated in the options using its name or can be selected from a color palette. In addition to the specified color, you can also change similar shades by increasing the percentage of similar colors to be replaced in the threshold option. By default, all corresponding shades will be changed to the new solid color. However, if you want to preserve the volume of the color area, you can activate the "Keep Dark and Light Shades" option, which remembers the darkness and lightness levels of each original pixel and applies them to the new color. To avoid remnants of the previous color at the edges of the replaced areas, you can use the edge smoothing option, increasing the smoothing radius to achieve the desired result. To ensure that all the desired areas of the image have received the new color, you can use the "Contrast Preview Mask" option, which displays areas of the new color as black and areas of the old color as white in the preview. This option does not affect the downloaded image, which can be saved in PNG, JPEG, or WebP formats. Image-abulous!
This tool swap two colors and their tones in an image. By uploading an image of any format into the input preview, you can simply click on the color you want to replace, and you will get that color replaced with a new one in the output image. Alternatively, you can specify the replacement color using its name in the options. The new color of the image is also indicated in the options using its name or can be selected from a color palette. In addition to the specified color, you can also change similar shades by increasing the percentage of similar colors to be replaced in the threshold option. By default, all corresponding shades will be changed to the new solid color. However, if you want to preserve the volume of the color area, you can activate the "Keep Dark and Light Shades" option, which remembers the darkness and lightness levels of each original pixel and applies them to the new color. To avoid remnants of the previous color at the edges of the replaced areas, you can use the edge smoothing option, increasing the smoothing radius to achieve the desired result. To ensure that all the desired areas of the image have received the new color, you can use the "Contrast Preview Mask" option, which displays areas of the new color as black and areas of the old color as white in the preview. This option does not affect the downloaded image, which can be saved in PNG, JPEG, or WebP formats. Image-abulous!
In this example, we change the pink background of the image to a blue color. To do this, we enter the background color using the hex code #FDB4C6, increase the percentage of similar colors to be replaced to 6%, and enter the new desired background color as "lightskyblue". (Source: Pexels.)
In this example, we use the color replacement tool to repaint a directional road sign from yellow to green. We obtain the desired shade of yellow by clicking on the input preview and include 15% similar colors in the replacement. Additionally, we smooth the pixels along the edges of the road sign with a radius of 1 pixel to completely eliminate any remnants of the yellow shade. (Source: Pexels.)
In this example, we change the coloring of a clownfish (also known as Nemo fish) by replacing the orange color with purple. To preserve the volume, shape, shadows, and highlights of the fish during the color replacement, we use the "Keep Dark and Light Shades" option. (Source: Pexels.)
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