Change WebP Color

No. The entire recolour runs in your browser – decode, pixel scan, re-encode all happen locally. There is no network request for your image.

The tool replaces one target per pass. To change several colours, download after the first pass, re-upload the result, and run another replacement.

It controls the maximum RGB distance between a pixel and the target colour that still counts as a match. 0 requires an exact hit; higher values include progressively closer shades. The stats line shows how many pixels were matched so you can tune it precisely.

No browser exposes the original WebP quality, so the tool re-encodes at the quality you choose (default 92, adjustable 1-100). Pick PNG output for a lossless result.

The colour picker only supports opaque colours, so direct “transparent” targeting is not possible. Use “Force opaque” to flatten alpha first, or export as PNG and edit the alpha channel in a dedicated editor.

Only the first frame is processed. Canvas decodes animated WebP as a still, so the output loses the animation.

No hard limit. Very large images (over 8000×8000 px) trigger a warning because memory and canvas caps vary by browser. Typical photos recolour in under 120 ms.

Re-upload the original file or click Clear to reset the controls. Every apply replaces the preview – there is no persistent edit history.

Yes, completely free. No sign-ups, no watermarks, no rate limits.

After the page loads, yes. HTML, CSS, and JS are self-contained, so you can disconnect Wi-Fi and keep recolouring.