This functionality is available only in the Raster module.
A raster image can be converted to color modes: TrueСolor (full color), Grayscale (half-toned), and to indexed colors.
Conversion operations can be applied to several images of the same type at the same time.
Converting monochrome images to grayscale, TrueСolor or indexed color models makes it possible to apply color filters to them (Blur, Adaptive blur, Contour Sharpness, Average).
Conversion to True Сolor (full color)





1. Select images.
2. Perform the command..
Conversion to grayscale





1. Select images.
2. Perform the command.
Conversion to the indexed colors





The command allows you to reduce the image file size by changing the color depth. The command also provides the ability to fine-tune the colors. As a result of its application to an image represented by the True color model, the number of colors used is reduced to 256 (or less). You can further reduce the number of colors by deleting selected colors or merging several colors into one. You can replace selected colors and add them to the palette.
1. Select the images to be converted.
2. Run the command.
The Convert to indexed colors dialogue has a preview window, a table of current colors and editing tools.

Convert automatically
To obtain an image with the maximum possible number of colors, enter the value 256 (suggested by default) in the color field and click 
To automatically reduce the number of colors in the selected image, click 
If the results are satisfactory, click OK in the preview window
Setting the number of colors in the palette
Set the desired value in the color counter , 

Removing a color from the palette
1. Select the color(s) to be removed from the table. Multiple colors are selected while holding down the SHIFT key.
2. Click 
Adding a color to the palette or replacing one color with another
1. Select a color in the table to be replaced, or point to an empty square if you want to add a color.
2. Click 
Choose color to change palette button, specify the point on the raster image.
Combining multiple colors into one
1. Select multiple colors in the table while holding down the SHIFT key.
2. Click 
Changes are controlled in the preview window.
Click OK to apply changes to the image.
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