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Pricing & Free trial Pixlr's Color Replace Tool easily changes the color of any part of an image, transforming it into a brand-new look. Whether you want to swap out the background, change the color of your shirt, or give your car a fresh coat of paint, Pixlr's Color Replace Tool is the way to go.
No Dull Shades or Colours
With Pixlr's Color Replace Tool, you can easily create vibrant and crisp images by transforming the colors of any object in your photo. Bid farewell to lifeless colors and welcome vibrant and eye-catching colors that make your objects pop.
How To Change Colors with Pixlr
Step #1
Go to Pixlr's website and select Pixlr E or Pixlr X, depending on your preference. Click "Open Image" to upload your photo from your device, or "Open URL" to import an image via a URL. Make sure the Layers panel is visible.
Step #2
Hover over to the toolbar on the left side of the screen. In Pixlr E, click on the Brush icon and select "Color Replace Brush" from the dropdown menu. In Pixlr X, click on "Tools" in the bottom toolbar, then click "Replace Color" under the "Retouch" category.
Step #3
Adjust the brush size, tolerance, and edge hardness to your preference. A larger brush size covers more area, while higher tolerance replaces a broader range of colors. Edge hardness determines the softness or hardness of the brush edges.
Step #4
Choose the source color by clicking the color box next to "Source" and use the eyedropper tool to select the color you want to replace. Then, click the color box next to "Replacement" and choose a new color, either from the palette or by entering a hex code.
Step #5
Click and drag the Color Replace Brush over the desired areas of your image. The source color will be replaced with the replacement color. Adjust the settings precisely as needed for optimal results. Once satisfied, save and export your edited image.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have a Question?
Is Pixlr's Color Replace Tool easy to use?
Yes, Pixlr's Color Replace Tool is easy to use and requires no technical expertise. Can I use Pixlr's Color Replace Tool to change the color of multiple objects at once?
Yes, you can use Pixlr's Color Replace Tool to change the color of multiple objects at once. Will using Pixlr's Color Replace Tool affect the quality of my image?
No, using Pixlr's Color Replace Tool will not affect the quality of your image. Do I need to download any software to use Pixlr's Color Replace Tool?
No, Pixlr's Color Replace Tool is available online and can be accessed through your web browser. Can I replace multiple colors in an image at once?
Yes, you can replace multiple colors in an image at once by selecting the ""Color Group"" option in the Color Replace tool settings. This allows you to select a range of colors to replace. Can I replace colors in a specific area of the image?
Yes, you can replace colors in a specific area of the image by using the ""Brush Size"" and ""Brush Hardness"" settings to create a selection around the area you want to change. Does the Pixlr Color Replace tool work on all types of images?
Yes, the Pixlr Color Replace tool works on all types of images, including photos, illustrations, and graphics. Can I use the Pixlr Color Replace tool to create a selective color effect?
Yes, you can use the Pixlr Color Replace tool to create a selective color effect by replacing all colors in the image except for a specific color or range of colors. Can I adjust the sensitivity of the Color Replace tool?
Yes, you can adjust the sensitivity of the Color Replace tool using the ""Fuzziness"" slider. Moving the slider to the right will make the tool more sensitive to color variations, while moving it to the left will make it less sensitive. How do I know which color to replace in my image?
You can use the eyedropper tool in the Color Replace tool settings to select the color you want to replace in your image. This will automatically set the ""Replace"" color to match the selected color.
