The paintbucket allows you to apply color to a large area of your image. The quickest way is to use the paintbucket. There are different ways of applying color to your image. Now that you have selected a color, you can apply it to your image. The eyedropper icon looks like this: Applying Your Color This will set the foreground color to the same as the area of the image you just clicked on. With the eyedropper tool selected, simply click anywhere in the image. If you want to select a color that's already on your image, you can use the eyedropper tool (from the main toolbox). We could then click anywhere in this large square to refine our selection of green. If we wanted to select say, green, we would first click the color strip to the right (we would click somewhere in the green area of the strip).ĭoing this would automatically fill the Gimp Color Selector with green. In our screenshot, the Gimp Color Selector is filled with reds that fade to black and white.
The color area shows two colors: the foreground and background colors.Ĭlick in any of the color areas to select a color.Īlternatively, use the large square at the left. To select a new color, click on either the foreground color or the background color from the color area then select the new color from the color palette.įor example, to select a new foreground color: You do this using the color area in the toolbox. Changing the color is just as easy.īefore you add color to your image, you need to select a color. So now that we have created our first image, lets add some color to it.Īdding color to an image is a easy as a couple of clicks.
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