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  1. Color adjustments

Color Monochrome

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Last updated 5 months ago

Use the Color Monochrome adjustment to desaturate your photo while adding a color tint.

Apply a Color Monochrome adjustment

  1. Click or tap Color Adjustments in the toolbar and turn on Color Monochrome.

  2. Click or tap the color well and choose a color tint from the Colors palette. You can also tap the color picker and select a color from the image.

  3. To bring back some of the original image colors, drag the Intensity slider to the left.