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Change color of icon from black to blue using Gimp
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I have this icon that I have downloaded:
[Image: 32x32.png]

https://ibb.co/KmXt230

Now I want to change the color of the bread to dark blue (#05192d).
In Photoshop I would just double click the layer and click "color" then select the color I wanted.
How can I do this using Gimp?


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(03-14-2022, 08:07 AM)sigma Wrote: I have this icon that I have downloaded:
Now I want to change the color of the bread to dark blue (#05192d).
In Photoshop I would just double click the layer and click "color" then select the color I wanted.
How can I do this using Gimp?

Your icon is in RGB mode.  More than one way.
1. Enable the alpha-lock, That right side icon top of the layers dock. Bucket fill with desired colour. Turn alpha-lock off.
2. Use the Colorize tool Colors -> Colorize Adjust the sliders or color pick the blue.

examples https://i.imgur.com/f6vHuRr.mp4
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(03-14-2022, 08:27 AM)rich2005 Wrote:
(03-14-2022, 08:07 AM)sigma Wrote: I have this icon that I have downloaded:
Now I want to change the color of the bread to dark blue (#05192d).
In Photoshop I would just double click the layer and click "color" then select the color I wanted.
How can I do this using Gimp?

Your icon is in RGB mode.  More than one way.
1. Enable the alpha-lock, That right side icon top of the layers dock. Bucket fill with desired colour. Turn alpha-lock off.
2. Use the Colorize tool Colors -> Colorize Adjust the sliders or color pick the blue.

examples https://i.imgur.com/f6vHuRr.mp4

I agree there are so many ways to do it.
I would add Colors ➤ Map ➤ Color exchange... as the exchange can be made with the html notation as well

   
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Hello Sigma
With any object image on alpha you can lock alpha channel as mentioned by Rich 2005,
next I'd grab the paintbrush of choice and colour of choice then paint away

also this option allows for different colours or shades of the one colour,
example top 1/2 light shade and bottom 1/2 darker shades then you could have several loafs all slightly different.
Hope it helps
ReDraw
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Thanks guys!
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#6
WIth the bucket-fill tool:
  • Set to "Behind" mode
  • Set to "Fill by line art detection"
Click in each of the three areas.

   
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