Pick the Source Color From Your Logo
Click a visible pixel in the original preview or enter the original six-digit HEX value. The selected source color tells the tool which pixels to replace.
Change Logo Color Online
Upload a PNG, JPG, or WebP logo, choose the existing color to replace, set a new HEX color, then preview and download a PNG. Free online with no registration or login.
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- Local PNG, JPG, and WebP input
Logo color changer
Pick one existing logo color, set the new color, then download a PNG.
Choose a logo image
Choose the existing logo color
Click a visible pixel in the original preview, or enter the source HEX value.
Choose the new logo color
Higher values can include more nearby shades and edges, but may also change background pixels.
Your local logo is processed in this browser tab.
Your logo preview
How to Change the Color of a Logo Online
Choose one local logo image, select the color you want to replace, enter the new color, then review the actual PNG before saving it.
- Step 1
Upload a Clear Logo File
Choose, drop, or paste one supported logo image. Keep the original file so you can make another color or size later.
- Step 2
Choose the Old Color and the New Color
Click the existing logo color in the source preview or enter its HEX value, then choose Black, White, or an exact target color. Use similar shades carefully.
- Step 3
Review the Preview and Download the PNG
Check small text, thin lines, transparent edges, and the output details. Adjust the settings if needed, then download the measured PNG result.
Common Logo Color Change Tasks
Start with a specific background or brand-color goal, then use the preview to decide whether the recolored PNG is ready for that destination.
- Make a dark logo white for a dark website header, then inspect pale edges on the checkerboard preview
- Replace one logo color with an exact brand HEX value before preparing a social graphic
- Create a black logo variant for a light background while keeping the original source file for future edits
Replace One Logo Color Precisely
Select the color you want to replace, then choose the new brand color. This focused workflow helps you change a logo color without treating every part of the image as the same object.
Enter a Precise Brand Color With HEX
Use Black or White for a quick variant, or enter an exact HEX value from your brand guide. Use the Color Picker when you still need to find or convert the color value.
Include Similar Shades Only When You Need Them
A low similar-shades value targets the closest matching pixels. Raising it can help with anti-aliased edges and shading, but it can also change nearby background colors.
Preview Your Recolored Logo Before You Download
A visible preview is more useful than a generic quality claim. Compare the original and result, then inspect the actual PNG details before using it in a design or upload.
Compare the Original and the New Color
The workspace keeps the original preview available while you create a recolored PNG. Reset or adjust the source color and similar-shades setting when the result changes the wrong pixels.
Check Transparent Edges on a Checkerboard
The checkerboard background makes transparent pixels, pale outlines, fine strokes, and small lettering easier to inspect before you save the result.
Confirm the Downloaded PNG Details
The result shows actual dimensions, format, and file size from the generated PNG. Test the downloaded file in its final destination when an upload platform has its own rules.
Choose a Logo Color That Works on Every Background
A white or black logo can be a fast variant for light or dark placements. For a brand color, use an exact value and review the logo in the context where it will appear.
Make a Logo White or Black for Fast Variants
Use a preset when you need a quick light or dark version. Review gradients, shadows, and fine details because a single-color replacement may affect nearby shades.
Match Your Brand Color With an Exact Value
Copy a HEX color from a real brand guide or use the Color Picker. Numeric color values help you repeat the same choice across web graphics and documents.
Check Light and Dark Placements Before Publishing
Preview the recolored logo against light and dark surfaces, then use the Color Contrast Checker for a specific foreground-and-background pair when accessibility matters.
Keep Transparency and Choose the Right File Format
Color replacement, background removal, and file conversion are different tasks. Use the output format that fits the next destination and keep the original asset for future variants.
Use PNG When You Need Transparent Pixels
The download from this tool is a PNG. PNG can retain transparent pixels from a transparent source image, which is useful when the logo must sit on different backgrounds.
Know What Happens When You Start With JPG
JPG does not contain transparent pixels. This tool can recolor a JPG and export a PNG, but it does not automatically remove or separate the original JPG background.
Keep SVG When You Still Need a Vector Source
This page accepts raster PNG, JPG, and WebP files only. Keep an SVG master for vector editing or use a related SVG tool when the next task requires it.
Fix Common Logo Color Change Problems
Recoloring works on matching image pixels. A short check can help you recover from the common cases where a result looks different from the logo you expected.
The Wrong Pixels Changed
Choose the source color again and lower the similar-shades value. When a background shares the exact logo color, use a background-removal workflow first instead of expecting a color replacement to identify the logo object.
Small Text or Thin Lines Look Different
Inspect the result at the size you will use. A clearer or larger source image can make fine lettering and thin strokes easier to evaluate, but this tool does not promise pixel-level restoration.
Gradients, Shadows, and Edges Need Review
Higher similar-shades settings can include more anti-aliased edges and shading. Keep the detail option enabled when it helps, then compare the result rather than assuming every gradient will look unchanged.
Free Logo Color Changer With Clear Limits
Use this focused online tool without creating an account. It is designed for one local raster logo and one selected color replacement at a time, not as a full image editor or object-separation tool.
Free Online, No Registration or Login
Choose a logo, set the colors, review the result, and download the PNG without an account. Free access does not imply batch processing, permanent storage, or commercial-use rights.
Use the File Limits Shown in the Upload Area
The uploader accepts one PNG, JPG, or WebP file at a time up to 10 MB and 8,000 pixels on either side. Very large files can still be limited by available browser memory.
Your Logo Stays in This Browser Tab
The source image and PNG result are processed in the current browser tab. Closing or resetting the tool clears its temporary working state, so download results you want to keep.
Related Logo and Color Tools
Remove a background first, find an exact brand color, check contrast, or prepare an SVG source for the next task.
LB Image
Remove a Logo Background Before Recoloring
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Remove background from your logo with AI. Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP file, review the cutout, and download a transparent PNG—100% free, no login required.
LR Image
Resize the Recolored Logo
Logo Resizer
Upload one PNG, JPG, or WebP logo, set an exact size or percentage, keep its proportions, compare the result, and download a PNG. Free online with no registration or login.
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Color Picker
Pick a color visually or enter a HEX value, then fine-tune RGB, HSL, and opacity. Preview the result, compare nearby tones, and copy the exact color code with no login.
CC Design
Check Logo Contrast on Light and Dark Backgrounds
Color Contrast Checker
Test text and background colors against WCAG 2.2 AA and AAA. See the exact contrast ratio, preview the selected font size and weight, and identify whether the pair passes.
Logo Color Changer FAQ
Straight answers about selecting colors, transparent PNG output, browser-based processing, supported files, and common recoloring limits.
Can I change my logo color online for free?
Yes. This logo color changer is free to use online with no registration or login. It processes one supported image in the current browser tab and lets you download the PNG result.
How do I change the color of a logo?
Upload a PNG, JPG, or WebP logo, click a color in the original preview or enter its HEX value, choose the new color, then select Change logo color. Review the preview and download the PNG when it looks right.
Can I change a logo to white, black, or a custom HEX color?
Yes. Choose the White or Black preset, or enter a six-digit HEX value for the new color. The result preview shows the recolored pixels before download.
Will changing the logo color keep a transparent background?
PNG output can keep transparent pixels from the source image. Review the checkerboard preview before download. If you start with a JPG, it has no transparent pixels to preserve.
Why did the wrong part of my logo change color?
The tool replaces pixels that match the selected source color. Lower the similar-shades setting or choose the source color again. If the logo and its background use the same pixels, remove the background first instead of expecting this color tool to separate the objects.
Can I change multiple logo colors at once?
This version replaces one selected source color in each pass. Review and download one result, then use the original source again for another color variant when needed.
Should I use PNG or SVG for my recolored logo?
Use PNG when you need a fixed-pixel image or transparent raster upload. Keep an SVG source when you still need a vector master that can scale or be edited separately; this page does not recolor SVG files.