Want to make your photos pop? Ever seen those striking images where only a specific element is in color while the rest is black and white? That's called selective coloring, and it's easier than you think! This guide will show you how to add 'only color' to your images, creating stunning visual effects.
Several apps and software options can achieve this. Many mobile apps like Color Pop Effects or Selective Color let you simply tap to colorize specific areas. For more precise control, desktop software like Adobe Photoshop or GIMP (a free alternative) offer advanced masking and layering tools.
No matter the tool, the basic principle is the same: convert your image to black and white, then selectively 'paint' back the color onto the areas you want to highlight. Experiment with different brush sizes and feathering to refine your results. With a little practice, you'll be creating captivating images that draw the eye and tell a story with color!
