Recolour without masking
Product shots, mockups and game assets can be re-tinted in seconds without selecting regions, because the whole colour wheel rotates uniformly.
Spin every colour around the wheel at once — reds to blues, greens to magentas.
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Overview
Rotate image hue free online across the full 360 degree colour wheel to shift every colour at once. Recolour products or art in your browser with CollabsTool.
Hue is the position of a colour on the wheel — red, yellow, green, cyan, blue, magenta. A hue rotation adds an angle to every pixel's hue while leaving saturation and lightness alone, so a red shirt becomes green at 120 degrees and blue at 240, with the fabric's shading intact.
E-commerce sellers rotate hue to show alternate colourways from a single shoot. Game and UI artists preview theme variants. Photographers nudge a stubborn colour cast toward neutral. Because neutrals are untouched, backgrounds and text usually stay readable.
A single angle applies everywhere, so images with several independent colour problems cannot be fully corrected. Use it for uniform shifts and creative recolouring, and pair with saturation and contrast for a finished look.
The rotation is applied as a canvas filter on your machine and exported to PNG, so the recoloured image keeps full fidelity and never touches a server.
Step by step
Drop an image onto the upload area or select one from your device.
Drag the hue slider from 0 to 360 degrees; colours shift together.
Stop at the angle that gives the palette you want.
Download the recoloured PNG at full resolution.
Why use it
What this tool is good for, and what it deliberately does not try to do.
Product shots, mockups and game assets can be re-tinted in seconds without selecting regions, because the whole colour wheel rotates uniformly.
Designers use hue rotation to preview alternate colourways of the same artwork before committing to a re-paint.
Rotating by the complementary angle returns the original palette, and everything runs on a local canvas with no upload.
Questions
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