Best Free Logo Color Changer (2026): 5 Options Compared
Which tool changes a logo's colour best — Image Color Changer, Canva, Figma, Photopea or onlinepngtools — compared on PNG vs SVG support, edge quality, transparency and price.
Short answer: for a PNG or JPG logo, use a dedicated logo colour changer such as Logo Color Changer: it recolours the mark and its soft edges together and keeps the background transparent. For a vector logo you are already designing with, Figma and Canva recolour it directly for free. Photopea is the free choice for full manual control. Simple pixel-swap tools like onlinepngtools work for flat colours but tend to leave a fringe on curved edges.
We make Image Color Changer, so weigh our view accordingly. The comparison below is about one job: changing the colour of a logo you already have.
The deciding question: is your logo a vector or a PNG?
- Vector (SVG, AI, EPS, or a pasted vector in a design tool): every shape has a fill colour you can simply change. Any design tool does this well and for free.
- Raster (PNG, JPG, WebP): the logo is a grid of pixels, including semi-transparent pixels along every edge. Changing the colour means recolouring those pixels without leaving a halo of the old colour. This is where tools differ.
Most logos people have to hand are PNGs.
The five options
| Tool | PNG logos | SVG logos | Edge quality | Transparency | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Image Color Changer | Yes, any hex colour | Yes, returns SVG | Edge pixels recoloured with the mark | Kept | Free to edit and preview; full resolution 1 credit (packs from €0.99) |
| Canva | Only via Duotone or blend workarounds | Yes, colour tiles | Good on vectors | Transparent PNG export needs Pro | Free plan; Pro subscription |
| Figma | Only via blend modes or plugins | Yes, fill override | Good on vectors | Kept | Free plan available |
| Photopea | Yes, with Color Overlay or Hue/Saturation | Opens SVG as an image | Good, manual | Kept | Free with ads |
| onlinepngtools | Yes, pixel colour swap | No | Can leave a fringe on curves | Kept | Free for personal use |
Image Color Changer
Upload a PNG, JPG or SVG, pick white, black or any hex colour, and download. Multi-colour logos can be recoloured one colour at a time with colour replacement, or changed to a single colour. An SVG goes in and an SVG comes out, so you keep a scalable file.
It is built for exactly this job, which is its strength and its limit: there are no templates or layouts.
Canva
On a vector logo, select it and the colour tiles in the toolbar recolour each colour in two clicks. On a PNG, those tiles never appear, and you are left with Duotone or blend-mode workarounds. Downloading a transparent PNG needs Canva Pro. See how to change a logo colour in Canva.
Figma
The cleanest free option for vector logos: change the fill, or use Selection colors to recolour everything at once. PNG logos need a blend-mode trick or a plugin. See how to change a logo colour in Figma.
Photopea
A free, Photoshop-like editor that runs in the browser and keeps the file on your computer. A Color Overlay layer style recolours a single-colour logo perfectly; Hue/Saturation or Replace Color handle multi-colour logos with more effort. The free version shows ads. The Photoshop equivalent is covered in how to change a logo colour in Photoshop.
onlinepngtools
A collection of simple, free, in-browser PNG utilities, including colour-change tools. They swap one pixel colour for another, which works well on hard-edged flat colours. On smooth curves, the semi-transparent edge pixels are a blend of the old colour, so a pure swap can leave a thin outline. Free for personal use; commercial use needs a premium plan. Our full comparison: onlinepngtools alternative.
Our recommendation
- A PNG logo, any colour, quickly: Logo Color Changer.
- White or black specifically: Make Logo White or Make Logo Black.
- A vector logo in an active design: Figma or Canva.
- Free with manual control: Photopea.
- The same colour change across many logos: Batch recolour.
Questions
How do I change the colour of a PNG logo? Use a tool that recolours both the solid areas and the anti-aliased edges, and keeps the transparent background: upload, pick a colour, download. Logo Color Changer does this in the browser.
Can I change only one colour in a multi-colour logo? Yes. Use colour replacement: pick the colour to change with the eyedropper and choose the new one. The rest of the logo is untouched.
Will changing the colour reduce the logo's quality? Not if the tool keeps the original resolution and transparency. Starting from an SVG is best, since it can be recoloured and stays sharp at any size.