Color Splash for iPad

Name: Color Splash for iPad
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 4.8 (801 reviews)
Author: Pocket Pixels Inc.

Selective color photo effect

$1.99

801 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Photo & Video
Developer

Pocket Pixels Inc.
Language

EN
English
Size

37.5
MB

Also Included In

Juxtaposer & Color Splash for iPad - Pocket Pixels creative iPad photo editing apps

Photo & Video

iPad

Color Splash™ lets you quickly and easily give photos a dramatic look by converting them to black and white, while keeping your chosen details in color. Use your finger as a brush to "paint" sections of your image black and white, or to bring back the original color. Zooming in and out using the two-finger pinching gesture allows you to work on details with pixel-accuracy. Features: - Share your edited images with friends via email or by uploading them to Twitter, Flickr or Dropbox. - Save multiple sessions to resume your work later. - Undo any number of accidental brush strokes. - Adjust brush properties such as brush size, softness and opacity. - An alternative view mode highlights the regions that will remain in color with a red tint. This makes it easier to see and adjust the boundaries between color and black & white regions.

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

out of 5

801 Ratings

Money well spent
10/07/2018

Jeff-24
Best $2 I have spent in a while. I have been really enjoying editing pictures. Works great with Apple Pencil. Endless coloring book for anyone
Money well spent
10/07/2018

Jeff-24

Best $2 I have spent in a while. I have been really enjoying editing pictures. Works great with Apple Pencil. Endless coloring book for anyone
Love/Hate
12/29/2017

Ashoyce
I love how easy this app is to use. It’s kind of a one trick app, it does nothing except make a photo black and white and then lets you brush on the color you already have on the photo. I would expect to get something this for free. I would not buy this app if I could go back and do it again. It needs more functionality. Ability to tone down certain colors or make specific color less. Example of this would be if a image had too much yellow in a specific part of the picture.
Love/Hate
12/29/2017

Ashoyce

I love how easy this app is to use. It’s kind of a one trick app, it does nothing except make a photo black and white and then lets you brush on the color you already have on the photo. I would expect to get something this for free. I would not buy this app if I could go back and do it again. It needs more functionality. Ability to tone down certain colors or make specific color less. Example of this would be if a image had too much yellow in a specific part of the picture.
Inconsistent Settings, Otherwise Great
11/16/2018

Techwhore
If the pencil isn’t touching the screen constantly, the settings change from color to black and white every few seconds. Really great beyond that - pinch to zoom in and out lets you edit minute details, really fun.

Developer Response
With the new Apple Pencil you can double tap the pencil to switch tools in the apps you use (including Color Splash). If you find that you trigger this double tap accidentally, you can turn this off (for all apps) by going to the Settings app, selecting "Apple Pencil" on the left and then choosing "Off" under "Double Tap" on the right. Double tapping with finger or pencil on the screen also switches between Color and Gray tool. (I thought I had added a setting inside the app to turn this off, but apparently not. I might add such a setting in the future.)
Inconsistent Settings, Otherwise Great
11/16/2018

Techwhore

If the pencil isn’t touching the screen constantly, the settings change from color to black and white every few seconds. Really great beyond that - pinch to zoom in and out lets you edit minute details, really fun.
Developer Response 11/18/2018
With the new Apple Pencil you can double tap the pencil to switch tools in the apps you use (including Color Splash). If you find that you trigger this double tap accidentally, you can turn this off (for all apps) by going to the Settings app, selecting "Apple Pencil" on the left and then choosing "Off" under "Double Tap" on the right. Double tapping with finger or pencil on the screen also switches between Color and Gray tool. (I thought I had added a setting inside the app to turn this off, but apparently not. I might add such a setting in the future.)
Love this!
09/07/2018

Pam427
I have really had fun using this app. It is very easy to use and to make items in a picture stand out.
Love this!
09/07/2018

Pam427

I have really had fun using this app. It is very easy to use and to make items in a picture stand out.