Recolour a photo or AI-generated image into a two-tone (duotone) look: dark areas take the shadow colour, bright areas the highlight colour. Pick the two colours or tap a preset, then save a PNG. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

 
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Turn a photo or AI-generated image into a two-tone (duotone) graphic and save it as a PNG, entirely in your browser. Whether you want a consistent, stylish look across social thumbnails and banners, a poster- or album-cover feel, or that eye-catching Spotify-style campaign tone, you can do it in one tap without opening a heavy image editor. The effect is simple: each pixel's brightness (luminance) is measured, and dark areas are mapped to a shadow colour while bright areas take a highlight colour, with smooth blending in between. You can pick the two colours freely, hit Swap to flip them, or tap a preset (blue × gold, purple × pink, and more) to apply a pair instantly. The Intensity slider blends between the original and the full duotone: 100 fully recolours the image, 0 leaves it untouched, and values in between nudge the colours subtly. The preview is scaled to fit your screen (up to 2048px on the long side), but the saved PNG is exported at the original pixel size. You can load images by dropping, clicking to choose, or pasting from the clipboard. All processing happens in your browser — the image is never sent to any server or API, so it's safe to use even where uploading files is not allowed.

How to use

  1. Load an image by dropping, choosing, or pasting it (nothing is uploaded).
  2. Pick a shadow and highlight colour, or tap a preset; adjust the strength with Intensity.
  3. Save the duotone image as a PNG (exported at the original pixel size).

FAQ

Is my image uploaded anywhere?

No. Loading, recolouring, and PNG export all happen inside your browser. The image is never sent to any server or API — it all stays on your device, so it's safe to use even in workplaces that block cloud editing tools.

What does the duotone effect do?

It strips the original colour and remaps the image's brightness (luminance) onto a two-colour gradient: dark areas take the shadow colour, bright areas take the highlight colour, and the midtones blend smoothly between them. It's the eye-catching look you see on posters, album covers, and social banners.

Can I apply the colours subtly instead of fully?

Yes. Lower the Intensity slider to blend between the original and the duotone. At 50 you keep about half the original colour for a muted two-tone, and at 0 you're back to the original image.

Will the saved image lose quality?

The preview is scaled down to fit your screen, but the saved PNG is exported at the original pixel size with only the effect applied. PNG is lossless, so there's no degradation beyond the recolouring itself.