Color Splash
Start from a black and white image and brush the colour back in where you want it. Use Color Shift for new hues, and add light rays from a set of 120.
Only on Mac for now.
- Category
- Creative & Effects
- Platforms
- Latest version
- 1.0
What Color Splash does
Brush over the areas to colour
Click New to load an image in black and white, then paint colour back with the brush. Brush Border: the white circle outline won't be coloured, only the inside.
Use the original colours or new ones
Move the Color Shift slider to paint with colours different from the original. At 0.00 the brush returns the original colours.
Add light rays
Click Light Ray to place one of 120 transparent rays. Set its transparency with the slider, then move, rotate and resize it.
Save in five formats
Save the result as PNG, JPEG, JPEG2000, TIFF or BMP. You can also print the image or share it to social media.
Platforms and requirements
macOS
- Store
- Mac App Store
- Version
- 1.0
- Requires
- macOS 10.11 or later
- First released
- 20 Nov 2017
- Last updated
- 20 Nov 2017
- Purchase
- One-time purchase: USD 6.49 in the Mac App Store
- Seller on the Mac App Store
- BraveCloud
Details
- Size
- 66 MB
- Languages
- 1 language
- Account
- Not needed to use the app
Questions
Does it change my original photo?
Adding a photo starts a new black and white version that you paint on. Save writes the result as a new file in the format you choose.
Can I undo brush strokes?
Yes. Undo and Redo work on the changes you made with the brush, and Command+Z and Command+Shift+Z work too.
Which formats can I save in?
PNG, JPEG, JPEG2000, TIFF and BMP.
Need help with Color Splash?
Install and refund help for each store, and a form that reaches the developer.