Boneyard Tools

Replace a Color in an Image

Pick a color straight off your image with the eyedropper, choose what to change it to, and watch the swap happen live. The tolerance slider widens the match to catch close shades and soft, anti-aliased edges, so a flat fill becomes a single click. This recolors the pixels rather than erasing them, so unlike background removal the area stays opaque. Everything runs in your browser at full resolution and the image never leaves your device.

How to replace a color in an image

  1. Drop an image in, or click to browse.
  2. Click the color you want to change to set it as the source.
  3. Pick a target color, then raise the tolerance until the right pixels are covered.
  4. Choose PNG, JPEG, or WebP and download the full-resolution result.

Examples

Recolor a logo from blue to green

A PNG logo on a transparent background
The same logo with every blue pixel turned green

Frequently asked questions

Is my image uploaded anywhere?

No. The image is decoded and recolored entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, so even private images stay on your device.

What does the tolerance slider do?

It sets how close a pixel must be to your source color to get recolored. At 0 only the exact color changes; raising it catches near shades and the soft anti-aliased edges around a region.

How is this different from background removal?

Background removal makes a color transparent. This tool repaints those pixels to a new color, so the area stays fully opaque. Use it to recolor, not to cut out.

Why do edges still show a hint of the old color?

Anti-aliased edges blend the old color with its neighbors, so those in-between pixels sit outside a tight match. Raise the tolerance a little to pull more of the edge into the swap.

Which formats can I export?

PNG (best for logos and transparency), JPEG (smallest for photos), and WebP. The download is rendered at the full resolution of your original image.

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