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Recolor Any Image Online

Turn any photo, icon or graphic into the colour you need. Pick one tone for the whole image, swap a single colour, or rotate the palette — all in your browser, with a live preview.

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Popular Colors to Recolor To

Paste any hex you like — these are the values people reach for most often.

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Three Ways to Recolor, and When Each One Is Right

01

Recolor everything to one tone

Every visible pixel takes the colour you choose, while transparency is left alone. This is the right move for icons, silhouettes and logos that need to exist in a single brand colour — and it is the only one of the three that guarantees an exact hex across the whole image.

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Swap one color, keep the rest

Name the colour you want gone and the colour that replaces it. A tolerance control decides how close a pixel has to be to count as a match, which is what lets it catch the soft anti-aliased edge around a shape instead of leaving a halo of the old colour behind.

03

Rotate the whole palette

A hue shift moves every colour around the wheel together. Shading, texture and highlights survive, so a photograph still looks like a photograph. Use this when you want a different mood rather than a specific colour.

04

Everything runs in your browser

These are canvas operations performed on your own machine. Nothing is uploaded to produce the preview, so the result appears as fast as you can drag a slider and your image stays on your device.

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Recoloring many files at once

If the same change has to happen to a whole folder, the batch tool applies one recipe to up to thirty files in a single run and hands them back as a ZIP with the original filenames intact.

Getting a result that looks deliberate

Raise tolerance to kill the halo

A thin outline of the old colour after a swap means the anti-aliased edge pixels were not close enough to match. Nudging tolerance up usually clears it in one step.

One tone is the wrong tool for a photo

Flattening every pixel to a single colour removes the shading that makes a photograph readable. For photos, shift the hue instead.

Sample the colour rather than guessing it

Use the colour picker to lift the exact value out of the image. A swap set to an approximate hex will miss most of the pixels you meant to catch.

Export once, from the original

Each export re-encodes the file. Going back to the source for each variant keeps every version at full quality.

How to recolor an image online

1

Upload your image

Drop in a PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG, or click to browse. The original stays on the left for comparison.

2

Choose how to recolor

Set one tone for the whole image, swap a specific colour, or shift the hue. The preview updates as you adjust.

3

Download

Take the free low-resolution preview to check the result, or download the full-resolution file with one credit on a free account.

Where an online recolour saves a round trip

Match a brand palette

Bring a stock graphic in line with your colours so it stops looking borrowed.

Dark mode assets

Produce a light version of an icon or illustration for a dark interface.

Product colourways

Show the same product in several colours without photographing each one.

One-colour printing

Flatten artwork to a single ink for stamps, embossing or single-colour print runs.

Consistent social graphics

Force a set of images collected from different places into one shared look.

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Describe the edit in your own words

Type what you want changed and the assistant does it on the canvas — each step lands as a layer you can reopen, so nothing it does is baked in.

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