Free Online Tool

Image Color Replacer

Image Color Replacer finds pixels similar to the selected color and changes them to a new color. It works best for logos, icons, and flat illustrations with clear color areas. In real-world photos, lighting, shadows, and reflections can change unintended areas or leave some colors unchanged.

Image File

Source Color

Choose the original color to replace from the image or enter a HEX value.

#FFFFFFrgb(255, 255, 255)

Replacement Options

New color
Apply to
Color tolerance

Lower values prioritize similar hue and saturation. Higher values include a wider range of brightness and similar colors.

Preview and Save

Original image

Result

Selected images are not uploaded to a server and are processed only in your browser.

How to Use

  1. Choose an image.
  2. Click the color to replace or enter a HEX value.
  3. Choose the new color.
  4. Adjust the color tolerance.
  5. Check the result and download it.

Examples

  • Change a logo color to another brand color
  • Change the color of a flat icon
  • Replace a specific color in a PNG illustration
  • Change a background or graphic element color at once

Calculation and Conversion Notes

Image color replacement compares RGB distance, hue, and saturation between the selected target color and each pixel, then changes only pixels within the selected tolerance. Fully transparent pixels are not changed. It works best with solid backgrounds, logos, icons, and flat illustrations with clear color boundaries; lighting, shadows, and reflections can limit the result in real-world photos. This is not an AI object-aware recoloring tool, and selected images are processed only in your browser.

FAQ

Can it naturally change clothing or product colors in photos?

This tool works by pixel color, so it is useful for logos and icons. Complex photos with shadows and reflections may not look natural.

Are similar colors replaced too?

Yes. Increasing the color tolerance includes more pixels with similar colors.

Are existing transparent areas preserved?

Yes. Existing transparency in PNG and WebP images is preserved, and fully transparent pixels are not changed.

Is my image uploaded to a server?

No. The selected image is processed only in your browser.

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