: Change Color Of A Monotone Icon To Another Color Basically, I'm a programmer and I'm pretty new to graphics design, and I don't have much knowledge of the keywords used by the graphic design

@Smith574

For Photoshop, easiest way is to create a hue/saturation adjustment layer (circular icon at the bottom of the layers panel).

In the hue/saturation panel, click 'colorize' and adjust the color slider to whatever you'd like.

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@BetL875

In Gimp use the Colors -> Colorize tool:



We can then adjust the color with the Hue slider, the saturation with the Saturation slieder, the brightness with the Lightness slider to desired values. We can save or import our preset for use in a different icon file.

A much better approach from a programmers view would be however to not have this icon as a bitmap file but a vector format such as .SVG. An .SVG file is entirely written with XML so that colors could easily be assigned programmatically.

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@Gloria351

Open the icon in Adobe photoshop and go to image mode greyscale, then go again to image mode duotone, from the menu bar choose monotone and click on the square of colors to choose which color you want then save it back as GIF or PNG to preserve the transparent Background

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