Change Color of Image

How to Change the Color of an Image

Open your image. PNG, JPG, WebP, SVG and HEIC all work.
Click the color you want to change. For example, click a red shirt or the blue part of a logo.
Pick the new color. Choose any shade with the color picker. The preview updates instantly.
Fine-tune and download. Adjust the Tolerance, then save as PNG, JPG or WebP.

Want to change more than one color? Click Keep & pick another color, then click the next color in the image.

Two Ways to Recolor

Mode	What it does	Best for
Replace one color	Swaps one color (and close shades) for a new one	Logos, icons, clothes, cars, products
Change all colors	Shifts the hue of the whole image, or tints it one color	Creative effects, color variations, duotone looks

Replace a Color and Keep the Shading

Real objects aren't one flat color. A red shirt has light folds and dark shadows. With Keep shading on, the tool changes the color but keeps those light and dark areas. The new color looks natural, not painted on.

Choose Flat color when you want a solid, even color. That's useful for flat logos and simple icons.

What Does Tolerance Do?

Tolerance decides how similar a pixel must be to the color you clicked before it changes.

Low (5–15): changes only that exact color. Good for flat logos.
Medium (15–30): catches light and dark versions of the color. Good for clothes and products.
High (30–60): changes a wide range of shades. Can spill into nearby colors, so check the edges.

Change the Color of a Logo or PNG Icon

This is one of the most popular uses. Need your logo in white for a dark background, or in a client's brand color?

Open the PNG logo.
Click the logo color.
Pick the new color, choose Flat color, and set a low tolerance.
Save as PNG to keep the transparent background.

For a crisp logo you can scale to any size, convert the result with our PNG to SVG converter.

Changing the Background Instead?

To swap the background of a photo (not an object in it), use our change background color tool. It uses AI to find the subject first. For a plain see-through background, use the transparent background maker.

How to Change a Color in Photoshop

If you use Photoshop, these three methods do the same job:

Image > Adjustments > Replace Color. Click the color with the eyedropper, set Fuzziness (like our tolerance), and change Hue, Saturation and Lightness.
Color Replacement Tool. It's hidden under the Brush tool (press B). Paint over an area to recolor it while keeping texture.
Hue/Saturation adjustment layer. Pick a color range from the dropdown (Reds, Blues…) and move the Hue slider. It's non-destructive, so you can change it later.

Our free tool works like a simple version of Replace Color, right in your browser and without a subscription.

Ideas for Using It

Show a product in several colors from one photo
Match graphics to your brand colors
Make dark-mode versions of logos and icons
Try out hair, wall or car colors before you commit
Create color variations of stickers and emotes

Private and Free

The color changer runs in your browser. Your image is never uploaded, and the download has no watermark.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I change the color of an image?

Open it in the tool above, click the color you want to change, pick a new color, and download.

How do I change the color of a PNG and keep it transparent?

Recolor it here and save as PNG. Transparent areas aren't touched.

Can I change more than one color?

Yes. After the first change, click "Keep & pick another color", then click the next color.

How do I change a logo's color to white?

Click the logo color, pick white, choose "Flat color" and save as PNG.

Why did nearby colors change too?

The tolerance is too high. Lower it until only the color you want changes.

Is this image color changer free?

Yes. It's free, private and adds no watermark.