🎨 Image Recolor · free

Click a color.
Swap it out.

Pick any color straight off the image, choose a replacement, and dial in how wide a range of similar shades gets swapped with it. No credits used — this one runs entirely on your device.

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How it works

Recolor any object, instantly

Pick a color on the image, choose its replacement, and every matching pixel updates — right in your browser.

01

Upload your photo

Any PNG, JPG, or WebP — a product shot, a piece of clothing, a wall, anything with a distinct color area.

02

Click to sample a color

Click anywhere on the image to pick up that color, then choose the replacement — adjust the tolerance slider to control how closely matching pixels need to be.

03

Download instantly

The recolored image is generated entirely in your browser — no upload wait, no credits, completely free.

Use cases

Who uses a recolor tool?

Product photography

Preview a product in a different color variant without reshooting — clothing, furniture, packaging, and more.

Interior & design mockups

Test a different wall color, fabric, or finish on a real photo before committing to a physical change.

Quick creative edits

Swap a background color, a logo color, or any flat color area for a design variation.

FAQ

Common questions

Yes — Recolor runs entirely in your browser, so there's no server processing cost and no credits required.

It controls how similar a pixel's color needs to be to your selected sample to get recolored. A higher tolerance catches more shading variation but risks affecting nearby unrelated colors.

It works best on relatively flat, consistent colors. Heavy gradients or shadows within the same object may need a higher tolerance, or may not fully match with a single click.

No — Recolor processes the image entirely on your device using the canvas element. Nothing is sent anywhere.