Change the Color of an Image

Easily adjust the colors of your photos

Want to make your photos pop with vibrant colors? With PhotoCut, you can easily adjust the colors, contrast, shadows, hue, saturation, and brightness in just one click. You can even separately adjust the background and foreground of a photo to create the perfect image.

How can I change the color of my image?

Step 1: Upload a photo first

Start by uploading an image. If you want to keep the original background, choose the "Original Image" template in the editor. You can also choose other templates like blurring the background or changing it to plain black.

Step 2: Select the part you want to adjust

In the second step, click on either the background or the person/object to adjust the color settings. With PhotoCut, you can edit the background and foreground separately.

Step 3: Discover all editing options

Now, you can adjust the hue, saturation, and contrast of your image to suit your preferences. Changing the background color is as simple as clicking on it and using the color buttons in the editor.

Paint the world in your colors

Adjusting the colors of an image can enhance its visual appeal, making the colors more vibrant and captivating. It also allows you to create a desired mood or atmosphere, whether it's warm and cozy or cool and refreshing, enhancing the overall impact of the image.

The power of hue for color transformations

By adjusting the hue, you can transform the colors in your images, infusing them with new palettes and moods that evoke distinct emotions and atmospheres. Manipulating hues can breathe fresh life into your visuals, opening doors to creative expression.

You asked, we answered

How can I change the color of a picture?

Simply upload an image and choose between various color adjustments like contrast, hue, brightness, saturation, and warmth. With PhotoCut, you can adjust the color for both the background image and the object or person in the front.

What are the differences between hue and saturation?

Hue represents the actual color identity, like red or blue, while saturation measures the intensity or vividness of that color. Adjusting hue changes the color itself, whereas altering saturation affects its vibrancy.