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SVG Color Changer — Recolor Any SVG Online Free
Click any part of your SVG to recolor it, apply a palette or your brand colors, or shift every color at once. Works with gradients and CSS, recolors whole icon sets, and exports SVG or PNG — all in your browser.
100% private — files never leave your browser
Click to recolorTap any shape to change its color everywhere
Palettes & brand colorsRestyle the whole artwork in one click
Batch icon setsRecolor many SVGs together, download a ZIP
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How to change SVG colors online
1
Add your SVG
Drop one file or a whole icon set, paste SVG code, or try the sample. Nothing is uploaded.
2
Recolor it
Click a shape or a swatch and pick a new color, apply a palette or your brand colors, or move the hue, saturation and lightness of everything at once. Lock colors you want to keep.
3
Download
Save a clean SVG (optionally with CSS color variables), a PNG up to 4096 px, or a ZIP of every file.
What can you do with it?
Match illustrations to brand colors
Make dark-mode versions
Recolor icon packs in one go
Try out color schemes
Recolor logos
Seasonal variants
Grayscale or single-color versions
Theme-able SVGs with CSS variables
Free SVG illustrations to recolor
Download any free SVG from SketchValley and drop it into the tool above to match your brand.
Frequently asked questions
How do I change the color of an SVG online?
Add your SVG, then click any part of the artwork or any swatch in the color list and pick a new color — every shape using that color changes together. Download the SVG or a PNG when you're done.
Can I recolor an SVG to my brand colors?
Yes. Enter your brand hex codes under Recolor and the tool maps them onto the artwork from lightest to darkest, keeping its shading. Whites, blacks and greys stay as they are unless you switch that off.
Does it work with gradients and CSS classes?
Yes. Colors are read from how the SVG actually renders, so fill and stroke attributes, inline styles, style blocks, CSS classes, inherited colors and gradient stops are all found.
Can I recolor several SVG files at once?
Yes. Drop a whole icon set in at once. The color list covers every file, so one change recolors the full set, and you can download everything as a ZIP.
My SVG has hundreds of colors — can I simplify them?
Use “Group similar colors” at the top of the color list. Close shades are grouped into one swatch, and changing it shifts the whole group while keeping the subtle differences.
Does my file get uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
Can I use the recolored SVG commercially?
If you own the original SVG, the recolored version carries the same rights. SketchValley illustrations are free for commercial use.