


In the Tolerance box, set a value from 0 to 200 to specify how closely the replacement material should match the material you are replacing.Īt lower Tolerance settings, only pixels with very similar colors are replaced at higher settings, more pixels are replaced. If the material you want to replace is the current Background/Fill material, click the replacement material to set it as the Foreground/Stroke. If the material you want to replace is the current Foreground/Stroke material, right-click the replacement material to set it as the Background/Fill. The replacement material can be any material in the current image, or you can choose one from the Materials palette. Click the material to apply it as the Foreground/Stroke, or right-click the material to apply it as the Background/Fill.Ĭhoose a material to use as a replacement material. Ĭhoose the material (color, gradient, or pattern) that you want to replace. On the Tools toolbar, choose the Color Replacer tool. If there are no pixels that match your selected color, then no pixel colors are replaced.įor more information about picking a foreground or background color directly from the image, see Choosing colors from an image or the desktop. You must select a foreground or background color that appears in the image. Why does nothing happen when I apply the Color Replacer tool? For information about the differences between the Color Replacer tool and the Flood Fill tool, see Filling areas with colors, gradients, or patterns. You can also use the Flood Fill tool to replace all pixels of a certain color in a selection or a layer. The Color Replacer tool also works with gradients and patterns. You can set a tolerance value so that the Color Replacer tool changes within a given color value range. You can use brushstrokes to replace only those pixels that the brush touches, or you can replace all pixels of a certain color in a selection or layer. You can use the Color Replacer tool to replace one color in a selection or layer with another color. Corel PaintShop Pro Help : Retouching and restoring images : Replacing colors, gradients, or patterns
