The Gradient Map feature lets you remap the colors of an image to a gradient of your choice.
You can easily create entirely new color schemes that are different from the original tones.

*To use gradient maps, you need to subscribe to Pastela Plus or pixiv Premium.
To learn how to subscribe, see:
　Pastela Plus: Where can I sign up for Pastela Plus?
　pixiv Premium: https://www.pixiv.net/premium

Apply a gradient map
About control points
　Move a control point
　Add a control point
　Delete a control point
　Change a control point’s color
　Change a control point’s opacity
　Change a control point’s interpolation type
Reverse the gradient
Save to My Gradients
Use a preset

Apply a gradient map

You can apply a gradient map by following these steps.

Select the layer you want to apply the gradient map to.
*You cannot apply gradient maps to folders or empty layers.
From the top bar, tap > Filters > Gradient Map.
Adjust the gradient colors to your liking, then tap Apply.
The gradient map is now applied to the selected layer.

About control points

The small squares along the gradient bar are called control points.

Move a control point

Drag a control point to change the position of its color on the gradient.

Add a control point

Tap between two control points, or tap the icon to add a new point.

Delete a control point

Tap the icon next to the color you want to remove.

Change a control point's color

Tap the color you want to change, then adjust it using the color wheel or numerical values.

Change a control point's opacity

Tap the icon next to the control point's color to adjust its opacity.

Change a control point’s interpolation type

Tap the icon next to the color to switch how colors blend between points.
You can choose from four types: Flat, Smoothstep (100), Smoothstep (50), and Linear.

Reverse the gradient

Tap the icon in the top-right corner to invert the gradient's colors.

Save to My Gradients

Tap the icon in the top-right corner to invert to save your current gradient.
When saving a gradient, you'll be prompted to give it a name.

Saved gradients can be accessed from My Gradients via the icon in the top-left menu.

You can long-press a saved gradient to rename or delete it.

You can also use My Gradients with the Gradient tool.