Keep one color, grayscale the rest. Schindler's List effect.

How to use

  1. Upload an image.
  2. Pick a color to keep (or use preset).
  3. Adjust hue range (narrow = strict, wide = forgiving).
  4. Boost saturation for impact.
  5. Download PNG.

Key features

  • HSL-based color matching
  • 5 presets (red, blue, yellow, green, pink)
  • Saturation boost
  • Live preview
  • Supports all image formats

Use cases

  • E-commerce — highlight pink new arrivals
  • Ad visuals — brand-color emphasis
  • Film posters — Schindler's List style
  • Wedding photos — bouquet color
  • Art pieces — focal point

What is Color Pop?

Famous from Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List (1993) — the red coat in black-and-white. Keeping one color creates powerful visual impact. Pixels whose hue is within ±range of the target stay colorful; the rest become grayscale (HSL color space).

FAQ

Multiple colors?

Run twice: first color → PNG → process again with second color.

Best hue range?

30–40° is standard. Too narrow misses similar shades; too wide keeps unrelated colors.

Get exact color?

Use the color-extract tool first, then paste the hex here.

Free?

Yes.