If you mean one solid color over a transparent background then it is easy:
METHOD 2
You can adjust hue, saturation and lightness. The image must be in RGB color mode. If it happens to be an indexed color or a greyscale image, you must convert it to RGB (Image > Mode > RGB)
Indexed colors can be changed also by editing the color palette.
If you have a white background, it will not be affected if you define a color range.
It's in Color-menu.
- Set the alpha lock for the layer (checkerboard icon in the "Lock" line at the top of the layers list)
- Bucket-fill the layer (without any selection) with the required color, the alpha lock will ensure the opacity of pixels isn't changed.
METHOD 2
You can adjust hue, saturation and lightness. The image must be in RGB color mode. If it happens to be an indexed color or a greyscale image, you must convert it to RGB (Image > Mode > RGB)
Indexed colors can be changed also by editing the color palette.
If you have a white background, it will not be affected if you define a color range.
It's in Color-menu.
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