Supports PNG / JPG / WebP / BMP / GIF
Pure Frontend · Color Overlay · Blend Modes
No Dependencies · Works OfflineImage Tinter is a pure frontend online tool that adds color overlay effects to images. Customize tint color, opacity, and blend mode with real-time preview. Ideal for photo toning, UI design, and brand color overlay. All data is processed locally in your browser.
Step 1: Drag an image to the upload area, or click to select a file.
Step 2: Choose a tint color using the color picker or preset swatches.
Step 3: Adjust the opacity slider and select a blend mode.
Step 4: Click "Download Image" to save the result when satisfied.
Add warm or cool tones to photos, simulate film effects, and enhance emotional expression.
Overlay brand colors on icons or backgrounds to quickly test different color schemes in your interface.
Apply consistent brand color tinting across multiple images for visual unity in social media materials.
Combine different blend modes and colors to create unique visual effects and artistic styles.
Image tinting changes an image's tone through color overlay. The Canvas 2D API provides the globalCompositeOperation property for blend modes. Common mode principles: multiply multiplies color values (darker result); screen inverts, multiplies, and inverts again (lighter result); overlay uses multiply for darks and screen for lights (enhanced contrast); color preserves original luminosity while using the overlay's hue and saturation. Opacity is controlled via the globalAlpha property, with values 0-1 corresponding to 0%-100%.
Upload or drag an image, choose a tint color, adjust opacity and blend mode, preview in real-time, then download the result.
Supports PNG, JPG, JPEG, WebP, BMP, GIF and other common formats. Output as PNG (preserves transparency) or JPG (smaller size).
Blend modes determine how the tint layer combines with the original image. Common modes: Multiply (darkens), Screen (lightens), Overlay (enhances contrast), Soft Light (subtle tinting).
No. All image processing happens locally in your browser using Canvas. Image data never leaves your device.
Recommended maximum is 20MB or 8000x8000 pixels. Larger images may cause browser memory issues.
The current version applies tinting to the entire image. For partial tinting, crop the image first then apply tinting.