Affinity Photo 2.2 Color Replacement Brush Tool

How to change the color of an object in Affinity Photo 2?
The Color Replacement Brush Tool works by replacing the color of pixels on the current layer with the Primary color selected on the Color panel.
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[@user-hs8ub7ky2v]

You need to "read the fine print" in the Affinity Photo 2 Help. Unlike the color-replacer tools in other graphics programs, this tool does NOT replace the color. It only replaces the hue. IOW, it doesn't affect the saturation. So if you try to replace an original color with a new color, it will keep the saturation of the original color. For example, if you try to replace saturated red with pale blue, you'll end up with saturated blue, which can be a real surprise. Or if you try to replace pale blue with saturated red, you'll end up with pink (pale red). And that also means it doesn't work with white, black, or gray at all. To fix this, you'll have to use other tools to adjust the saturation of the new color to be what you want.

[@fotografieuweroder4175]

Had it not in mind but like it. Working on a copy is always great. isn't it?

[@KruMark]

Yup It's always a good idea and almost a must when you play with destructive tools like this one

[@seoathlet2199]

I dont have the tool in 2.4

[@MissChelle]

Brilliant! Thank you. I have Affinity designer 2. Does it have this feature too? Cheers from Aus🇦🇺❤️

[@user-hs8ub7ky2v]

Yes it does. But read my comment above.

[@cuoreribelle4584]

hi, can you tell me how to delete the background of a photo with just one touch?