Even if you’re a novice or first-time user, you should have no problem updating your logo’s colors on your own. Other applications, such as GIMP, have a similar feature, but Photoshop makes this task simpler and easier than any other design application in my opinion. Thanks to the handy Replace Color tool, you are never more than a few clicks away from being able to change a logo color in Photoshop. To fix this we can simply adjust the Hue, Saturation and Lightness sliders in the Replace Color menu in order to get the exact shade you’re going for: Changing the HSL sliders allows you to correct the color to your liking.Īnd that is how simple it is to change a logo color in Photoshop! Conclusion When choosing a new color you may find that it sometimes looks washed out, as is the case here when I changed the dark blue logo color to red: The color looks slightly muddy and washed once changed. To change the background color I will simply repeat this process. Once you’ve chosen your new color, click OK to apply the changes.Īs you can see in the screenshot below, I was able to change the light blue colors of the logo to a greenish-yellow: Updated logo color. Using this menu, you will be able to change your logo colors based on the following values: This is where you will choose the new color that you’d like to replace the selected color. Click the colored box above it to open your color picker: The color picker will allow you to choose your replacement color using a variety of value inputs. Next, look towards the bottom of the menu where it says Result. You should see it highlighted in the preview window: Once selected, the color should be indicated and the area that will be affected will be highlighted. Simply click on an area of your logo that contains the color you’d like to change.
Once opened, the menu should look something like this: The Replace Color menu will allow you to change the colors of your logo.
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