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PNG Color Replacer
Replace specific colors in PNG images with new colors using advanced color matching
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Color Replacement Settings
Exact matchLoose match
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About PNG Color Replacement
Color Matching: The tool uses RGB color space to calculate the distance between colors and applies replacement based on your tolerance setting.
Tolerance: Lower values match colors more exactly, while higher values allow for more variation in the source color.
Color Picker: Click the "Pick Color" button and then click on any color in your image to select it as the source color.
Transparency: PNG transparency is preserved during color replacement, so transparent areas remain transparent.
About PNG Color Replacer
Replace specific colors in your PNG images with precision using our advanced color replacement tool. Features color picking, tolerance adjustment, batch processing, and maintains PNG transparency. Perfect for logo modifications, design changes, and creative editing.
✨ Key Benefits
- Precise color replacement with tolerance control
- Color picker for easy selection
- Batch process multiple images
- Maintain PNG transparency
- Real-time preview of changes
- No upload required - works offline
🚀 Features
- Color picker tool for source and target colors
- Tolerance adjustment for color matching
- Real-time preview with before/after comparison
- Batch processing support
- Transparency preservation
- Undo/redo functionality
💡 Use Cases
- Logo color modifications
- Brand color consistency
- Design element updates
- Icon color variations
- Artwork color schemes
- Product image customization
🎯 Fun Facts
- Color replacement uses RGB color space calculations
- Color tolerance uses Euclidean distance in RGB space
- PNG supports 16.7 million colors
- Color theory dates back to Isaac Newton in 1666
📚 Historical Context
- Digital color replacement emerged in the 1980s
- Photoshop's color replace tool was introduced in 1990
- RGB color model was developed for CRT displays
- Color picking became standard in graphics software