How can I color a UIImage in Swift

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I have an image called arrowWhite  I want to colour this image to black   func attachDropDownArrow   - gt  NSMutableAttributedString       let image UIImage   UIImage named   arrowWhite png        let attachment   NSTextAttachment       attachment image   image     attachment bounds   CGRectMake 2 25  2  attachment image  size width - 2 25  attachment image  size height - 2 25      let attachmentString   NSAttributedString attachment  attachment      let myString   NSMutableAttributedString string  NSString format        self privacyOptions selectedPickerRow   as String      myString appendAttributedString attachmentString      return myString     I want to get this image in blackColour  tintColor is not working

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Swift 4 and 5  extension UIImageView     func setImageColor color  UIColor        let templateImage   self image  withRenderingMode  alwaysTemplate      self image   templateImage     self tintColor   color         Call like this   let imageView   UIImageView image  UIImage named   your image name    imageView setImageColor color  UIColor purple    Alternativ  For Swift 3  4 or 5  extension UIImage        func maskWithColor color  UIColor  - gt  UIImage            let maskImage   cgImage           let width   size width         let height   size height         let bounds   CGRect x  0  y  0  width  width  height  height           let colorSpace   CGColorSpaceCreateDeviceRGB           let bitmapInfo   CGBitmapInfo rawValue  CGImageAlphaInfo premultipliedLast rawValue          let context   CGContext data  nil  width  Int width   height  Int height   bitsPerComponent  8  bytesPerRow  0  space  colorSpace  bitmapInfo  bitmapInfo rawValue            context clip to  bounds  mask  maskImage          context setFillColor color cgColor          context fill bounds           if let cgImage   context makeImage                 let coloredImage   UIImage cgImage  cgImage              return coloredImage           else               return nil                      For Swift 2 3  extension UIImage   func maskWithColor color  UIColor  - gt  UIImage         let maskImage   self CGImage     let width   self size width     let height   self size height     let bounds   CGRectMake 0  0  width  height       let colorSpace   CGColorSpaceCreateDeviceRGB       let bitmapInfo   CGBitmapInfo rawValue  CGImageAlphaInfo PremultipliedLast rawValue      let bitmapContext   CGBitmapContextCreate nil  Int width   Int height   8  0  colorSpace  bitmapInfo rawValue    needs rawValue of bitmapInfo      CGContextClipToMask bitmapContext  bounds  maskImage      CGContextSetFillColorWithColor bitmapContext  color CGColor      CGContextFillRect bitmapContext  bounds         is it nil      if let cImage   CGBitmapContextCreateImage bitmapContext            let coloredImage   UIImage CGImage  cImage           return coloredImage        else           return nil               Call like this   let image   UIImage named   your image name   testImage image    image  maskWithColor color  UIColor blue

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This function uses core graphics to achieve this   func overlayImage color  UIColor  - gt  UIImage       UIGraphicsBeginImageContextWithOptions self size  false  UIScreen main scale      let context   UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext        color setFill        context  translateBy x  0  y  self size height      context  scaleBy x  1 0  y  -1 0       context  setBlendMode CGBlendMode colorBurn      let rect   CGRect x  0  y  0  width  self size width  height  self size height      context  draw self cgImage   in  rect       context  setBlendMode CGBlendMode sourceIn      context  addRect rect      context  drawPath using  CGPathDrawingMode fill       let coloredImage   UIGraphicsGetImageFromCurrentImageContext       UIGraphicsEndImageContext        return coloredImage

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Add this extension in your code and change image color in storyboard itself   Swift 4  amp  5   extension UIImageView        IBInspectable     var changeColor  UIColor            get               let color   UIColor cgColor  layer borderColor                return color                   set               let templateImage   self image  withRenderingMode  alwaysTemplate              self image   templateImage             self tintColor   newValue                       Storyboard Preview

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Swift 4   let image  UIImage      imageLiteral resourceName   logo-1   withRenderingMode  alwaysTemplate      topLogo image   image     topLogo tintColor   UIColor white

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Swift 3 extension wrapper from  Nikolai Ruhe answer   extension UIImageView        func maskWith color  UIColor            guard let tempImage   image  withRenderingMode  alwaysTemplate  else   return           image   tempImage         tintColor   color            It can be use for UIButton as well  e g   button imageView  maskWith color   blue

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For swift 4 2 to change UIImage color as you want  solid color   extension UIImage       func imageWithColor color  UIColor  - gt  UIImage           UIGraphicsBeginImageContextWithOptions self size  false  self scale          color setFill            let context   UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext           context  translateBy x  0  y  self size height          context  scaleBy x  1 0  y  -1 0          context  setBlendMode CGBlendMode normal           let rect   CGRect origin   zero  size  CGSize width  self size width  height  self size height           context  clip to  rect  mask  self cgImage           context  fill rect           let newImage   UIGraphicsGetImageFromCurrentImageContext           UIGraphicsEndImageContext            return newImage            How to use  self imgVw image   UIImage named   testImage    imageWithColor UIColor red

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I ended up with this because other answers either lose resolution or work with UIImageView  not UIImage  or contain unnecessary actions  Swift 3 extension UIImage            public func mask with color  UIColor  - gt  UIImage                    UIGraphicsBeginImageContextWithOptions self size  false  self scale          let context   UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext                     let rect   CGRect origin  CGPoint zero  size  size                   color setFill           self draw in  rect                   context setBlendMode  sourceIn          context fill rect                   let resultImage   UIGraphicsGetImageFromCurrentImageContext            UIGraphicsEndImageContext           return resultImage

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Add extension Function   extension UIImageView       func setImage named  String  color  UIColor            self image    imageLiteral resourceName  named  withRenderingMode  alwaysTemplate          self tintColor   color           Use like   anyImageView setImage named   image name   color   red

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Create an extension on UIImage       UIImage Extensions extension UIImage       func maskWithColor color  UIColor  - gt  UIImage            var maskImage   self CGImage         let width   self size width         let height   self size height         let bounds   CGRectMake 0  0  width  height           let colorSpace   CGColorSpaceCreateDeviceRGB           let bitmapInfo   CGBitmapInfo CGImageAlphaInfo PremultipliedLast rawValue          let bitmapContext   CGBitmapContextCreate nil  Int width   Int height   8  0  colorSpace  bitmapInfo           CGContextClipToMask bitmapContext  bounds  maskImage          CGContextSetFillColorWithColor bitmapContext  color CGColor          CGContextFillRect bitmapContext  bounds           let cImage   CGBitmapContextCreateImage bitmapContext          let coloredImage   UIImage CGImage  cImage           return coloredImage            Then you can use it like that   image maskWithColor UIColor redColor

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I found the solution by H R to be most helpful but adapted it slightly for Swift 3   extension UIImage        func maskWithColor  color UIColor  - gt  UIImage             UIGraphicsBeginImageContextWithOptions self size  false  UIScreen main scale           let context   UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext              color setFill             context translateBy x  0  y  self size height           context scaleBy x  1 0  y  -1 0            let rect   CGRect x  0 0  y  0 0  width  self size width  height  self size height           context draw self cgImage   in  rect            context setBlendMode CGBlendMode sourceIn           context addRect rect           context drawPath using  CGPathDrawingMode fill            let coloredImage   UIGraphicsGetImageFromCurrentImageContext            UIGraphicsEndImageContext             return coloredImage            This takes into consideration scale and also does not produce a lower res image like some other solutions   Usage    image   image maskWithColor color   green

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Since I found Darko s answer very helpful in colorizing custom pins for mapView annotations  but had to do some conversions for Swift 3  thought I d share the updated code along with my recommendation for his answer   extension UIImage       func maskWithColor color  UIColor  - gt  UIImage            var maskImage   self CGImage         let width   self size width         let height   self size height         let bounds   CGRect x  0  y  0  width  width  height  height           let colorSpace   CGColorSpaceCreateDeviceRGB           let bitmapInfo   CGBitmapInfo rawValue  CGImageAlphaInfo premultipliedLast rawValue          let bitmapContext   CGContext data  nil  width  Int width   height  Int height   bitsPerComponent  8  bytesPerRow  0  space  colorSpace  bitmapInfo  bitmapInfo rawValue           bitmapContext  clip to  bounds  mask  maskImage           bitmapContext  setFillColor color cgColor          bitmapContext  fill bounds           let cImage   bitmapContext  makeImage           let coloredImage   UIImage CGImage  cImage           return coloredImage

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For iOS13  there are withTintColor      and withTintColor   renderingMode   methods   Example usage   let newImage   oldImage withTintColor  red    or  let newImage   oldImage withTintColor  red  renderingMode   alwaysTemplate

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Post iOS 13 you can use it something like this  arrowWhiteImage withTintColor  black  renderingMode   alwaysTemplate

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Swift 3 version with scale and Orientation from  kuzdu answer  extension UIImage        func mask   color  UIColor  - gt  UIImage            let maskImage   cgImage           let width    cgImage  width           let height    cgImage  height           let bounds   CGRect x  0  y  0  width  width  height  height           let colorSpace   CGColorSpaceCreateDeviceRGB           let bitmapInfo   CGBitmapInfo rawValue  CGImageAlphaInfo premultipliedLast rawValue          let context   CGContext data  nil  width  Int width   height  Int height   bitsPerComponent  8  bytesPerRow  0  space  colorSpace  bitmapInfo  bitmapInfo rawValue            context clip to  bounds  mask  maskImage          context setFillColor color cgColor          context fill bounds           if let cgImage   context makeImage                 let coloredImage   UIImage init cgImage  cgImage  scale  scale  orientation  imageOrientation              return coloredImage           else               return nil

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Swift 4   Use this extension to create a solid colored image  extension UIImage           public func coloredImage color  UIColor  - gt  UIImage            return coloredImage color  color  size  CGSize width  1  height  1              public func coloredImage color  UIColor  size  CGSize  - gt  UIImage             UIGraphicsBeginImageContextWithOptions size  false  0           color setFill           UIRectFill CGRect origin  CGPoint    size  size            guard let image   UIGraphicsGetImageFromCurrentImageContext   else   return nil           UIGraphicsEndImageContext            return image

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Swift 3 21 June 2017 I use CALayer to mask the given image with Alpha Channel import Foundation   extension UIImage        func maskWithColor color  UIColor  - gt  UIImage                 let maskLayer   CALayer           maskLayer bounds   CGRect x  0  y  0  width  size width  height  size height          maskLayer backgroundColor   color cgColor         maskLayer doMask by  self          let maskImage   maskLayer toImage           return maskImage            extension CALayer       func doMask by imageMask  UIImage            let maskLayer   CAShapeLayer           maskLayer bounds   CGRect x  0  y  0  width  imageMask size width  height  imageMask size height          bounds   maskLayer bounds         maskLayer contents   imageMask cgImage         maskLayer frame   CGRect x  0  y  0  width  frame size width  height  frame size height          mask   maskLayer            func toImage   - gt  UIImage                UIGraphicsBeginImageContextWithOptions bounds size                                                 isOpaque                                                 UIScreen main scale          guard let context   UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext   else               UIGraphicsEndImageContext               return nil                   render in  context          let image   UIGraphicsGetImageFromCurrentImageContext           UIGraphicsEndImageContext           return image

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First you have to change the rendering property of the image to  Template Image  in the  xcassets folder  You can then just change the tint color property of the instance of your UIImageView like so    imageView tintColor   UIColor whiteColor

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I have modified the extension found here  Github Gist  for Swift 3 which I have tested in the context of an extension for UIImage   func tint with color  UIColor  - gt  UIImage       UIGraphicsBeginImageContext self size     guard let context   UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext   else   return self          flip the image    context scaleBy x  1 0  y  -1 0     context translateBy x  0 0  y  -self size height         multiply blend mode    context setBlendMode  multiply      let rect   CGRect x  0  y  0  width  self size width  height  self size height     context clip to  rect  mask  self cgImage      color setFill      context fill rect         create UIImage    guard let newImage   UIGraphicsGetImageFromCurrentImageContext   else   return self      UIGraphicsEndImageContext       return newImage

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There s a built in method to obtain a UIImage that is automatically rendered in template mode  This uses a view s tintColor to color the image   let templateImage   originalImage imageWithRenderingMode UIImageRenderingModeAlwaysTemplate  myImageView image   templateImage myImageView tintColor   UIColor orangeColor

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Here is swift 3 version of H R s solution   func overlayImage color  UIColor  - gt  UIImage        UIGraphicsBeginImageContextWithOptions self size  false  UIScreen main scale      let context   UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext        color setFill        context  translateBy x  0  y  self size height      context  scaleBy x  1 0  y  -1 0       context  setBlendMode CGBlendMode colorBurn      let rect   CGRect x  0  y  0  width  self size width  height  self size height      context  draw self cgImage   in  rect       context  setBlendMode CGBlendMode sourceIn      context  addRect rect      context  drawPath using  CGPathDrawingMode fill       let coloredImage   UIGraphicsGetImageFromCurrentImageContext       UIGraphicsEndImageContext        return coloredImage

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