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stumbling across an indexed image in Photoshop is really annoying heres how to fix that hello everybody and welcome back to tip tarted a really quick tutorial should be less than a minute were gonna learn how to edit this index photo inside of Photoshop so you can see that when you have an indexed image you cant edit it you cant add new layers you cant unlock it as this little lock symbol would tend to suggest if you want to edit this its actually a color mode I thought it was sort of a locking system but if youve got two image and then mode youll find that under this drop-down menu here theres indexed color you need to change that to whatever workspace you want to work with generally thats gonna be RGB for digital workspaces why dont you do so youll find your layer palette will go back to its normal system and you can start doing whatever you want to your image so thats just image mode and then any mode that isnt indexed color usually RGB so index color basically means