Change the colour of something in a video
Click a colour in your video and pick the colour it should become. Every pixel of that colour changes on every frame, while light and shadow stay as they were.
Three steps, a couple of minutes
Drop in your video or photo
Anything with one colour that stands out: clothing, a product, a car, a wall.
Click the colour
Then choose the new one from the swatches or the colour picker.
Tune the range
Widen it to catch every shade, narrow it to leave nearby colours alone. Then export.
Why use CutLuma for this
Keeps the shading
Only the hue changes, so creases, highlights and shadows look real.
Three modes
Change the colour, keep only that colour (the rest black-and-white), or let it cycle through the rainbow.
Timed
The change can start at a moment you choose, fading in or wiping across the picture.
Questions? Answers.
Is it free?
Yes. It runs on your own graphics card in the browser.
Skin changed colour too. What do I do?
Lower “Range”. Pixels are picked by hue and by how vivid they are, so a strong colour separates well from skin; a pale one needs a narrow range.
Can I change black or white things?
Greys have no hue, so they are picked by brightness instead and are harder to isolate. It works best on clear colours.
Can I change just one of two things with the same colour?
Not yet: every pixel of that colour changes. Crop or split the clip if the other one is in a different part of the video.
Change the colour of something in a video
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Change a colour