Tints the entire image with a selected color using a variety of colorization modes.

Tints.

To select a preset, choose one from the Presets tab.

Converts the image to Black and White.

The Filter pop-up selects the type of black and white filter to be applied to your color image. Go to the Black and White section of Common Node Controls to see how the Black and White controls work.

Adjusts the brightness of the image. Positive values brighten, negative values darken.

Adjusts the contrast of the image. Positive values increase contrast, negative values decrease contrast.

Adjusts the gamma of the image. The gamma adjustment leaves the white and black points the same and only modifies the values in-between. Positive values lighten the midtones, negative values darken the midtones.

Sets the color that the image will be colorized with. Select the desired color using the color picker.

Sets the opacity of the color.

Selects how color is applied to the image.

Tints the image while retaining highlights.

The image is tinted by replacing hue and saturation.

The image is tinted by only replacing hue.

Pixels darker than the color are replaced, and pixels lighter than the color do not change.

Pixels lighter than the color are replaced, and pixels darker than the color do not change.

Tint can optionally use a gradient that limits where the node is applied. Grad is the transition area that goes from the tinted image to the original image. Its direction, corners and size can be adjusted. Go to the Grad section of Common Node Controls to see how the Grad controls work.