: How to change the color of a pattern or texture in Photoshop? How would I go about replicating the following pattern in Photoshop, with a different background color than this gray one? Of

@Samaraweera207

Use Blend Modes to non-destructively achieve this


Create a new PSD in Photoshop and add your texture or image pattern as the first layer.


It doesn't have to be the Background layer but it can depending how you choose to open it, and if you add it above the blank background layer you don't need to do anything with that background layer.



Create a new Solid Color layer above the texture/pattern layer and choose the colour you desire when the Color Picker pops up.


Click on the Blend Mode dropdown list at the top of the layers panel. After some quick experimentation, I found Overlay to be quite satisfactory for darker colours, while Soft Light was best for lighter colours.


It's as easy as cycling through the blend modes to find the one that most suits your needs. If you find one that's close, there are a thousand other ways to adjust the brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, vibrance, and much more with additional Fill or Adjustment layers placed above the existing layers.







Red version = #ff0000 + Overlay

Blue version = #1200ff + Overlay

Green version = #24ff00 + Soft Light

Yellow version = #fcff00 + Soft Light

It is Photoshop CC, I've just changed the interface colours for an old school vibe. :)

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@Berumen635

I guess this one is made by filters I am not sure but you can get similar effect using water paper filter

filter > sketch > water paper

just create your background of any color and then apply this filter.

you can maximize the values(highlighted in red) as well to get your desired output.



hope this will help

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