Recolor an Image (Hue Shift)

Recolor an Image (Hue Shift)

Recoloring shifts the colors of an entire image at once. The hue slider rotates every color around the color wheel — turn a blue product red, push a green scene toward autumn, or shift a whole graphic to match a new brand color. Because it rotates hue rather than painting over pixels, textures, shading, and detail are preserved.

The saturation slider scales how vivid the colors are: pull it down toward zero for a muted or near-grayscale look, push it up to make a flat photo pop. The lightness slider brightens or darkens overall. Together the three give you quick, non-destructive control over the mood of an image without opening a full editor.

Everything previews live as you drag, so you can dial in the look by eye. When you're happy, export at the original resolution as PNG, JPG, or WebP. It's ideal for product mockups, theme variations, social graphics, and quick creative experiments.

How to recolor an image

1. Add your image — drag & drop, paste, or choose a file.
2. Move the sliders — hue rotates colors; saturation and lightness scale them.
3. Watch it update — the preview recolors live as you drag.
4. Download — save the recolored image as PNG, JPG, or WebP.

Tip: hue shift keeps detail, paint doesn't

Rotating hue preserves the light and shadow in a photo, so a recolored object still looks three-dimensional. If you only need to swap one specific color rather than everything, use the Replace color mode instead.