Add a soft color cast to any photo - warm it up, cool it down, or give it a golden-hour glow - while the original colors still show through.
Drop in a JPG, PNG or WebP file, or click to browse. It stays on your device the whole time.
Tap a preset like Warm or Golden Hour, or choose your own color and strength - the preview updates live.
Choose an output format and grab the tinted photo instantly - no sign-up required.
Tint blends a chosen color lightly over your photo, so the original colors and detail still show through underneath - it shifts the overall mood rather than replacing the colors. That makes it good for a subtle warm-up, a cool cinematic cast, or a golden-hour glow on a photo that wasn't actually shot at golden hour.
Want a bolder, single-tone look instead? Turn on Convert to grayscale first and raise the strength, or use the dedicated Colorize tool, which is set up for a full duotone effect by default.
imgxcolor's tint tool blends a chosen color over JPG, PNG and WebP photos directly in your browser - no software, no file uploads, no cost. Drop in a photo, pick a color or preset, and download the result in seconds.
It's a fast way to give a photo a consistent mood - warmer, cooler, or a stylized cast - without losing the original colors underneath.
A tint blends one color lightly over the original photo. Colorize converts the photo to grayscale first, so the color fully replaces the original tones (a duotone look). Hue rotate shifts every existing color around the color wheel instead of adding a new one on top.
Every tint runs locally with JavaScript and the Canvas API. Your photo is never uploaded, stored, or transmitted, which makes this tool safe for client work or personal photos. There are no accounts, sign-ups, or usage limits.
No. The tint effect runs entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. Your photo is never uploaded, stored, or transmitted anywhere.
A tint blends a chosen color lightly over the original photo, so the original colors still show through underneath - good for mood or a color cast. Colorizing converts the photo to grayscale first, so a single color fully replaces the original colors, closer to a classic duotone.
Yes - turn on "Convert to grayscale first" and raise the strength for a full duotone look, or use the dedicated Colorize tool which is set up for that by default.
You can tint JPG, PNG and WebP images, and download the result in any of those three formats regardless of the original.