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Invert Image Colors

Create a negative effect by inverting all colors in your image. Instant, browser-based, no upload needed.

Drop an image or click to browse

JPEG, PNG, WebP supported

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What Is an Inverted / Negative Image?

Inverting an image replaces each pixel's color with its complementary value: white becomes black, red becomes cyan, and so on. The result looks like a film negative. It's used in photography, graphic design, accessibility testing, and creative effects. All processing happens in your browser — no upload required.

How to Use

  • Drop or select a JPEG, PNG, or WebP image
  • The negative is applied instantly
  • Download the inverted image with the Download button

Features

  • Instant color inversion — no processing delay
  • Preserves original image dimensions and format
  • Supports JPEG, PNG, and WebP
  • 100% browser-based — your image never leaves your device

FAQ

How is color inversion calculated?

Each channel (R, G, B) is subtracted from 255. For example, a pixel with RGB(200, 100, 50) becomes RGB(55, 155, 205). The alpha channel is left unchanged.

Does inverting twice restore the original?

Yes. Applying the inversion twice returns every pixel to its original value, making it a lossless and reversible operation.

Will the image quality change?

The pixel math is lossless. JPEG output involves re-encoding at 92% quality, which may introduce minimal compression artifacts. PNG output is fully lossless.