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Change Colors

Recolor your SVG by mapping old colors to new ones.

Input

Drag & drop SVG

Drop a .svg file here, click to browse, or paste raw markup below.

input.svg

Output

Result will appear here

Browser-local SVG Processing

The Change Colors utility processes SVG content in your browser. The raw SVG is not uploaded for processing; actual processing time depends on the file and your device. See the Privacy Policy for normal website requests and hosting logs.

About Change Colors

Recoloring vectors manually by digging through nested XML tags is frustrating and time-consuming. This tool scans the SVG, identifies all active colors, and generates mapped input fields so you can replace specific hex values in real-time. It updates fills, strokes, inline styles, and gradient stops while maintaining vector coordinate integrity.

How It Works

01

Paste your SVG markup.

02

In the mapped inputs, input your replacement hex or color name next to the detected colors.

03

Preview the color mapping instantly on the live preview canvas and download the updated SVG.

Recoloring notes

Change Colors is for controlled palette mapping: identify existing colors, assign replacements, and preview the updated artwork. It is more predictable than a global search-and-replace because the color mapping is visible before you download the result.

What this tool does

  • Finds color values in fills, strokes, inline styles, and gradient stops.
  • Lets you map individual source colors to replacement colors in one pass.
  • Preserves the document structure while changing matching color strings.

Review before publishing

  • A replacement can affect multiple visual roles if one source color is reused for both foreground and background elements.
  • Opacity, filters, blend modes, and external styles can change the perceived result beyond the raw color value.
  • Review contrast and brand usage before shipping a recolored asset.

Color map

Source #0f172a → #ffffff
Source #38bdf8 → #22c55e
Source none → unchanged

Result excerpt

<path fill='#ffffff' d='M3 12h18'/>
<circle fill='#22c55e' cx='12' cy='12' r='4'/>

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I replace multiple colors at once?

Yes, you can specify individual replacement values for every unique color identified in the SVG document.

Does it change gradients and stroke styles?

Yes, it changes colors wherever they appear in the file, including fills, borders, gradient stops, and inline CSS styles.

Will changing colors alter path geometries or node structures?

No, color replacement only updates color attribute strings without modifying path coordinates or element structures.

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