This can be done with any images really, such as familiars and apparel (though those are bigger and may require more time)Ĥ. I've done that with the above to change the blueish metal to a more silver tone while keeping our gems a bright green. You can also invert the selection by going to Select -> Inverse. You're done, have fun! Alternatively you can go without the Select Tools, but they allow for more customization options by allowing you to select a small area instead of the entire image. Play with the sliders until you get your desired color. Once you're happy with your highlighted area, press Ctrl + U or go to Filter -> Hue. You even get the "marching ants" to show you where exactly the borders lie.Ĥ. That will reveal the area you highlighted while turning the non-highlighted areas blue. You can see the highlighted area better by swapping between any normal tool and the Select tools. I had highlighted the tooth but I cleaned it up as you can see. Clean up the edges of the highlight with the SelectEraser tool. The highlight will appear red, you're not coloring anything, just selecting an area.ģ.
Choose the SelectPen tool and highlight the areas you want to recolor. We're starting with this one for our example:Ģ. Save the image you want to recolor to your computer, open it in FireAlpaca. FireAlpaca is a free program you can download, so no need for photoshop or even layers.ġ. I learned this the other day and thought I would share because I'm having a blast creating new colors for my favorite objects.
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