(instead of the Normal mode) in the Options palette of the mask tool.Or you can click Replace All to change all blue objects to green at once.Ĭorel photo paint replace one color another. To add an area to the previous selection you should choose the Additive mode You can add to, subtract from or intersect a mask selection. The selected area will stay the same, while the unselected area will be filled with a semi-transparent red color. Outline the objects that should be selected. Set the shape and size of the brush in the Options palette. Select the Brush mask tool from the Toolbox by clicking on the icon, or (if Brush mask was not the last tool applied) select it from the floating window. The Brush mask tool allows selecting freehand areas. Left-click the color of the image that should fall into the selection. Select the Magic wand mask tool from the Toolbox by clicking on the icon, or (if Magic wand mask was not the last tool applied) select it from the floating window. The Magic wand mask tool selects consistently colored areas. Make a left-click and start moving the cursor slowly along the border of the object.Ĭlose the contour by a double-click with the left button.
Set the Tolerance parameter in the Options palette of the mask tool.īring the cursor to the border of the object. Select the Magnetic mask tool from the Toolbox by clicking on the icon, or (if Magnetic mask was not the last tool applied) select it from the floating window. The Magnetic mask tool creates a freehand mask while the mask contour traces the color border. If you want the contour to be smooth, move the cursor keeping the left button pressed.Ĭlose the contour by a double-click with the left mouse button. If you want the contour to be made of straight segments you should keep clicking the left mouse button along the border of the object until the whole object is outlined. Select the Freehand mask tool from the Toolbox by clicking on the icon, or (if Freehand mask was not the last tool applied) select it from the floating window.īring the cursor to the border of the object that needs to be outlined and left-click it. The Freehand mask tool selects a freehand mask. The selected elliptical area will stay the same, while the unselected area will be filled with a semi-transparent red color. Keeping the left button pressed, move the cursor diagonally to the opposite corner and release the button. , or (if Ellipse mask was not the last tool applied) select it from the floating window.īring the cursor to the point of the image where the corner of an imaginary rectangle with an inscribed ellipse should be, and press the left mouse button. Select the Ellipse mask tool from the Toolbox by clicking on the icon The Ellipse mask tool selects elliptical areas. The selected rectangular area will stay the same, while the unselected area will be filled with a semi-transparent red color.
Press the button Normal mode in the tool Options palette.īring the cursor to the point of the image where the corner of an imaginary rectangle should be, and press the left mouse button. , or (if Rectangular mask was not the last tool applied) select it from the floating window. Select the Rectangular mask tool from the Toolbox by clicking on the icon The Rectangular mask tool selects rectangular areas.
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