Hue Grid
The Hue Grid is one of the two main controls in Nobe Color Remap. It lets you remap hue and saturation for any point on the color wheel.
Grid Modes
The Hue Grid can run in two modes:
Circular
Rectangular
Each mode has different strengths depending on the result you want.
Control points are connected with dashed lines. Moving a point remaps the original color at that location to the new one.
Light gray points show default positions. Solid and dashed lines between default and current positions visualize the remap amount per point.
You can preview remapping under the mouse cursor in the grid (black arrow from a red origin point).
Grid Operations
To manage many points at once, click and drag in an empty grid area to create a selection rectangle:
Selection modifiers:
Hold Shift to add points to selection.
Hold Alt + Shift to remove points from selection.
Selected points are shown in red.
Pinned Points
Any modified point becomes a Pinned Point. Its position is locked and is no longer auto-adjusted by neighboring points.
Unpinned points are interpolated from nearby pinned points. Pinned points are shown in green.
Reset a pinned point by:
Alt + Clickon that point, orSelecting it and using Reset selected point from the context menu
Switching Grid Mode
Use the highlighted icon to switch between Circular and Rectangular layouts:
After clicking, a modal appears. You can keep current changes or switch to a fresh default grid.
Because the layouts have different point topologies, conversion is approximate (not a 1:1 transfer).
Grid Context Menu
Use the top-right hamburger icon to open grid actions:
Available actions:
Reset Grid: reset all points and pinned state
Reset selected point: reset selected point(s) only
Select All: select all points
Select None: clear selection
Invert Selection: invert selection
Pin All Points: pin all points
Smooth: open smoothing operation controls
Saturate: apply proportional saturation change (selected/pinned/all)
Rotate: rotate the grid (selected/pinned/all)
Contrast: available only in the Luma grid
Hue Remap Examples
Example 1: Green to Yellow
Drag two points from the green zone toward yellow to shift tree hues:
Example 2: Blue Sky Toward Cyan
Drag pinned outer blue points downward to shift hue toward cyan. Then move two middle points outward to slightly increase saturation:
Example 3: Red Toward Orange with Lower Saturation
Drag the red hue region downward toward orange and move an outer point toward the center to reduce saturation:
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