How do I change the color of an image in Photopea?

You can change the color of an image in Photopea by using color palettes or pasting a hex code. Here's a breakdown:

Using Color Palettes and Hex Codes

Based on the provided reference, here’s how to change a color using a color palette and hex code:

Open Photopea: Go to the Photopea website.
Select the Color: Click on the color selector tool.
Paste the Hex Code: Paste a hex code from a color palette website, such as "colp palettes Donnet".
Remove Heximal: Make sure to remove the "heximal" prefix if it's there. The software will understand the code as a color if it's in the typical 6 character format (e.g., #FFFFFF for white, #000000 for black).
Apply the Color: The new color should then be applied to the image as needed.

While the above covers using color palettes, Photopea offers several other ways to adjust colors:

Adjustment Layers: Use adjustment layers such as Hue/Saturation, Color Balance, and Curves for comprehensive color adjustments.
Color Replacement Tool: This is useful to replace a specific color within the image.
Brush Tool: Use the brush tool with a selected color to paint directly onto the image.
Fill Tool: You can use the fill tool to change the color of a selected area.

For specific color changes, use the eyedropper tool to select a color directly from the image.
Experiment with different blending modes for unique color effects.
Remember to use layers so that you can change your mind without editing your base image.