Change color of object in a photo, keep the shading

Tap the object: the tool selects the connected area of similar colour, kept inside or outside the photo's main subject outline, and recolours it with the colour you pick. Tap more parts (wheels, a sleeve) to add them; Clear starts again. If too little or too much is selected, move the Tolerance slider.

Switch to “Every pixel of a colour”, tap the colour in the picture and pick the new one. The Colour range slider sets how close a hue must be to change; greys, whites and blacks are left alone.

Only the hue (and the saturation, relative to the original) changes. Each pixel keeps its own lightness, so folds, shadows, reflections and texture stay exactly where they were.

Very dark or almost white objects have little colour to shift: they take the new hue but stay dark or light. Objects with many colours (prints, patterns) may need two taps in the colour mode. Hair and fine edges follow the colour of the pixels, not a cut-out.

A background-removal model (the same one as Remove background) finds the main subject's outline once per photo, on your device; it is downloaded on first use and then cached. The colour selection and the recolouring are plain image processing.

Yes. Drop a whole folder or select as many files as you like. They are processed a few at a time on all your processor cores, with progress for every file. You can pause, stop, retry, and save as a ZIP or straight into a folder.

No. FotoJock runs entirely in your browser: the files are read, converted and saved on your own phone or computer. Nothing is sent to a server, and it keeps working offline once the page is open.

Yes, with no account, no watermark and no limit on the number of files. FotoJock is made by Foto Jocković, a photo shop in Belgrade.