Changing image color palettes in Vectorizer.AI
Vectorizer.AIDemo summary
The user demonstrates selecting specific colors from the vectorized image and replacing them with new colors like royal blue to preview different design options.
Step-by-step
- Click on a specific color swatch in the palette sidebar
- Select a new color from the picker to replace the original
- Repeat for other colors to test different palettes
- Use the Undo button at the top to revert changes to the original colors
Options
- Change the background color to preview how the design looks on different colored shirts
- Remove specific colors entirely by knocking them out
Tips
- Preview your design against a black background if you plan to print on black shirts to ensure visibility
- Be mindful of how new color combinations interact to avoid clashing palettes
Highlights
“Easy peasy. Changed out the color of this thing.”
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