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Color Adjust

Colorize and/or modify the existing color of a texture map or procedural texture by adjusting Hue, Saturation, Value, and Contrast. Each of these parameters can be textured.

Last updated 3 August 2026

Color adjust node

Colorize and/or modify the existing color of a texture map or procedural texture by adjusting Hue, Saturation, Value, and Contrast. Each of these parameters can be textured.

At default values, the texture remains unchanged.

Color adjust panel

Color Adjust Example

The examples below show how a Color Adjust node can be used to easily adjust the color of wood textures.

ColorAdjust Wood
ColorAdjust MaterialGraph

Wood material with procedural wood texture.

The Material Graph structure of this example

Color Adjusted Examples

ColorAdjust Wood Colorize red
ColorAdjust Wood Colorize green

Color Adjust with Colorize with a red color (HSV: 320, 65, 80)

Color Adjust with Colorize with a green color (HSV: 185, 65, 80)

ColorAdjust Wood Value 0.2
ColorAdjust Wood Value
ColorAdjust Wood Value Noise
ColorAdjust Wood Contrast 0.2
ColorAdjust Wood Contrast
ColorAdjust Wood Contrast Noise

Color Adjust with Value = 0.2

Color Adjust with Value = 2

Color Adjust with Value = Noise texture

Color Adjust with Contrast = 0.2

Color Adjust with Contrast = 3

Color Adjust with Contrast = Noise texture

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