Invert the Colors of an Image

Replace every red, green and blue value with its opposite across the full image while leaving transparent pixels at the same alpha.

Full RGB inversionAlpha preservedBrowser-based result

Drop an image here or choose a fileJPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF or JFIF up to 24 MB

Source image

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Result

Current color inversion limits

The tool performs one fixed RGB inversion; it has no strength or individual channel controls.
The inversion applies to the full image; selective masking and region-based editing are not available.

Create a color-negative effect across an image in three steps.

Choose a supported JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF from your device.

Apply the fixed color inversion to the red, green and blue channels across the full image.

Check the inverted result and save the rendered image to your device.

Each red, green and blue channel is replaced with its complementary 0–255 value.

The inversion is applied consistently to every pixel rather than a selected area.

Only RGB channels are inverted; each pixel keeps its existing alpha value.

What happens when I invert image colors?

Every RGB channel is replaced with its opposite value, so dark colors become light, light colors become dark and hues shift to their complements.

Does inversion change transparent areas?

The RGB values are inverted, but the alpha channel is preserved, so transparent and partially transparent pixels keep the same opacity.

Can I invert only one object or part of the image?

No. The operation affects the complete image and does not include selective masking.

Resize, compress or adjust the result with another image tool.