What does black become?

Pure black becomes white, and pure white becomes black.

Is transparency inverted?

No. Opacity is deliberately left unchanged.

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Invert Image Colors

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Invert Image Colors

Replace each RGB channel with its exact color negative.

Free to use No account needed Quick result

Tool workspace

Private by design

Choose an image *

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Output format *

Your result

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About the Invert Image Colors

Invert Image Colors subtracts every red, green and blue byte from 255 while preserving alpha. Applying the operation twice returns the original RGB pixels before output encoding.

How to use the Invert Image Colors

Choose the source image.
Invert all visible color channels.
Review the negative effect and download.

Practical tips

Color inversion is useful for negatives, visual experiments and certain accessibility prototypes.
JPEG re-encoding means a double inversion may not be byte-identical.

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