Color Replacer online

Selecting one color by hand with a magic wand and repainting it usually leaves flat, fake-looking patches. Here the new color takes over the hue while each pixel keeps its own lightness.

Color to match starts at pure green, #00ff00, and Color, the replacement, at #c81e4b. Tolerance, 0 to 100 with 42 as the default, sets how far a pixel's color can be from the match and still count. Amount starts at 100. Pixels near the edge of the tolerance are blended in partly, so the border is soft.

Matching works on plain red, green, and blue distance, so a dark shadow and a bright highlight on the same object may fall outside the range while a similar color elsewhere is caught. Raise Tolerance a few points at a time and watch the background. Because lightness is kept, a dark object stays dark in its new color.

Color Changer and Tint recolor the whole picture instead of swapping one color, so the background changes too. Hue Adjust rotates every color at once by an angle. Selective Color uses the same match settings but drains the color from everything outside the match, for the color-splash look.