Color Overlay: Instantly Tint Your Images.
The free, online tool for adding stylish and transparent color layers to your photos. No software required.
Drag & Drop Your Image Here
or click to upload
How It Works
A simple, three-step process to transform your images.
1. Upload Your Photo
Drag and drop your image or click to select a file from your device.
2. Customize Your Overlay
Select a preset color or choose a custom one, then adjust the transparency with the slider.
3. Download & Share
Instantly download your new high-resolution image, ready for any platform.
Powerful Features, Simple Interface
Everything you need, and nothing you don't.
Purely Browser-Based
No installation needed. Your images are processed locally and are never uploaded to our servers.
Real-Time Preview
See the changes instantly as you select colors and adjust opacity. What you see is what you get.
Full Color Control
Choose from hand-picked presets or use the custom color picker for unlimited possibilities.
Adjustable Opacity
Fine-tune transparency to achieve the perfect balance between your image and its overlay.
High-Resolution Export
Download your final image in its original resolution without any quality loss or watermarks.
Completely Free
This tool is free to use for any project, personal or commercial. No hidden fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is ColorOverlay.com free to use?
Yes, our tool is 100% free for both personal and commercial use. There are no watermarks, usage limits, or hidden costs.
Do you store my uploaded images?
No. Your privacy is our top priority. The entire process happens in your web browser using JavaScript. Your images are never uploaded to or stored on our servers.
What image formats are supported?
You can upload images in JPG, PNG, and WEBP formats. The final image will be downloaded as a PNG to ensure the best quality and support for transparency effects.
Can I use a specific HEX or RGB color code?
Absolutely. While we provide convenient presets, the custom color picker on the right allows you to select any color imaginable, and you can typically input HEX or RGB values there depending on your browser's implementation.