Replace a Color

Replace One Color in an Image With Another

Drop in a photo, logo, or graphic, click the color you want to change, and choose what to replace it with. A tolerance slider sets how close a pixel has to be to count as a match — low for one exact shade, higher to catch its lighter and darker neighbors — and a soft-edge toggle feathers the boundary so the swap blends in instead of leaving a hard outline. The recolor runs pixel by pixel on a canvas and downloads as a PNG.

Ours runs entirely in your browser: the image never leaves your device, there's no upload, no watermark, and no account. Pick the target color whichever way is fastest — click straight on the image, tap one of the colors we detect in your photo, or type a hex code by hand — then flip between the result and the original with one button while you dial in the tolerance.

One honest note: this replaces a matched color with a flat one, so it's strongest on solid areas — logo fills, backgrounds, single-color garments, product swatches — and less suited to richly shaded or textured regions, where a flat swap can read as uniform. Widen the tolerance and keep soft edges on for the most natural blend.

• Brand recolor: switch a logo or icon from one brand color to another without reopening a design app.
• Product variants: show the same item in a different colorway for a store listing or mockup.
• Background swap: change a flat backdrop behind a product or headshot to match a page or slide.
• Fix a color cast: replace an off tint in a flat graphic with the exact hex your style guide calls for.
• Chart and diagram edits: recolor one section of an exported chart or diagram to fit a report's palette.
• Contrast tweaks: push a weak UI color to a stronger one before a screenshot goes into a deck.

Privacy: This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your image is decoded, recolored, and exported on your own device — nothing is uploaded to a server, and closing the tab erases everything.