Color Wheel
Combine Images: Emersion Effect
Watercolor Portrait from a Photo
Neural Filters (AI)
Superhero Watercolor Poster
Comic Book Drawings
Glowing Illustration
Creative Use of Clone Stamp Tool
Extract a Person from a Photo
Using Chroma Key
Change a Background
Particles & Flowing Lines
Creating a Pastel Artwork
Using Artistic Plugins
Oil Painting Effect
Digital Art
Explosion Effects
Old Photo Restoration
High Pass Effect
Adding Watermarks
Fit Text to Path Tool
Chameleon Brush: Artistic Cloning
AKVIS Plugins Installation
Brush Editor: Texture Brush
Brush Editor: Select Shape
Brush Editor: Ellipse
Shadow Effects
Sharpen Effects, Two Keys
Stylization Effects
Distortion Effects
Blur Effects
Points Plugin
Enhancer Plugin
Neon Plugin
NatureArt Plugin
LightShop Plugin
HDRFactory Plugin
AirBrush Plugin
Working with Text
Alignment Options
Black & White Adjustment
Posterize Adjustment
Threshold Adjustment
Invert Adjustment
Hue/Saturation
Brightness/Contrast
Curves Adjustment
Levels Adjustment
Adjustment Layers
Batch Processing
Image Resizing
Installation on Windows
Installation on Mac
Partial Desaturation
Stone Engraving Effect
Creative Use of Glitch Art
How to Brighten a Dark Portrait
Face & Body Shaping
Change the Weather
5 Ways to Get Black & White Photos
Enhance a Portrait with High Pass
Valentine's Day Card
Andy Warhol Style Portrait
Polaroid Photo Collage
Bookshelf Wallpaper
Mosaic Effect
Water Drop
Outline Text Effect
Vintage Photo Effect
Old Photo Effect
Bokeh Effect
Image Toning
How to Change Eye Color
Removing Glasses
Selecting Lipstick
Old Photo Retouching
You can change the current color using the Color Wheel panel. Most of the panel is occupied by a spectral color ring that allows you to easily fine-tune color settings and select perfect color combinations.
Color Wheel Panel
Adjust the color using one of the color markers. The number and position of markers can be adjusted using 5 large round buttons at the top of the panel.
The central part of the color wheel is a triangular or square field. Move the small round marker vertically to adjust the brightness of the selected color or horizontally to adjust its saturation. Select the shape of the field with 
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The foreground (upper) and background (lower) colors are displayed in two large squares. Double-clicking on any of them opens the Select Color dialog. To swap colors press 
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In the field below, there is the six-digit html color code of the current foreground color.
Alternatively, you can pick colors using the Eyedropper tool 
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