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Bitmap elements too —
recolor them any way you like

Not just vectors: PNG and photo elements can be recolored part by part.

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A backpack bitmap element you can recolor
Bag color

Pick a color, swap it, keep the rest

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Select an image and its main colors appear as chips

Select an element and Tooldi analyzes the colors in the image, then lines up the main ones as chips. Tap the chip you want to change and pick a new color.

Automatic color extractionUp to 10 colorsRight in the top bar
A cupcake bitmap element with its main colors extracted
Image Recolor
Image colors
New color
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Only the color you pick changes, everything else stays

Turn the pink flowers and ribbon purple, and the leaves and cream flowers stay untouched. Similar tones change together, so the edges look natural.

Partial recolorSimilar tones togetherNatural edges
Bouquet with only the pink flowers and ribbon changed to purpleOriginal bouquet with pink flowers and ribbon
OriginalRecolored
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The color changes, shadows and highlights stay

It doesn't paint over the image with a flat color. The light and dark differences of the original carry over, so depth and texture stay alive.

Keeps shadingKeeps textureLive preview

Use it in more places

Works on photos

Change the color of clothes or props in a photo. Photos are analyzed in finer steps to suit their continuous tones.

Background images too

Recolor a background image the same way to match the tone of your whole design at once.

Image calligraphy

Calligraphy in image form can be changed to any color you like.

Match your document colors

Pick from colors already in your design or from the color scale to keep the whole tone consistent.

Document colorsColor scaleColor picker

Undo anytime

Every color change is recorded, so undo takes you straight back to the previous color.

On mobile too

In the mobile editor, the color chip in the bottom menu works exactly the same way.

Frequently asked questions

Bitmap elements such as PNG and JPG, photos, image-type calligraphy, and background images. Vector elements can still be recolored part by part from the color menu as before.
Vector elements store a color for each shape, so you just change that value. A bitmap is made of pixels, so Tooldi first analyzes its main colors and splits them into chips, then changes only the parts matching the chip you pick while keeping the shading.
Select a bitmap element on the canvas and its main color chips appear in the top bar. Tap a chip to open the Image Recolor panel, and the color you pick is applied right away.
Yes. Save while signed in and the new colors are reflected in downloads and shared results.

Recolor images freely

Change the colors of just the parts you want in a bitmap element and make it fit your design.

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