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Replacing Colour

Replacing Colour. In GIMP, open your image by clicking on Open and find your file. Use the Eraser tool to erase the background. Use [ or ] to make the eraser bigger to smaller. Smaller is better for tight spaces or when you are closer to the subject. Add the Layers box.

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Replacing Colour

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  1. Replacing Colour

  2. In GIMP, open your image by clicking on Open and find your file

  3. Use the Eraser tool to erase the background

  4. Use [ or ] to make the eraser bigger to smaller. Smaller is better for tight spaces or when you are closer to the subject.

  5. Add the Layers box

  6. Right-click and select “duplicate layer”

  7. You should now have two layers

  8. Right-click on the new top layer and select “Add Alpha Channel”

  9. Use the Free Select tool to trace the area you want to colour

  10. Go to Colors up at the top, and select Colorize

  11. Select your new colour

  12. If you need to erase some of the colour, use the eraser tool. Right-click and go Select-> None to get rid of the squiggly lines.

  13. To add another colour, select the top layer and repeat the process! Don’t forget to make sure it is on Alpha Channel.

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