AI Clothing Color Changer

Just describe the color change you want - AI recolors clothing naturally.

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Popular use cases:

e-commerce product photos
fashion photography
online store listings
clothing catalogs
Shopify products
Amazon listings
Etsy product images
outfit planning
event photos

Cost: Free No signup required
Time: Instant results in 15-30 seconds
Works on: Any device - browser, phone, tablet, desktop
Powered by: AI-powered photo editing

Scenario	Prompt	Time
Change shirt color	`change the shirt to navy blue, keeping fabric texture and shadows`	15s
Recolor dress	`change the dress to burgundy red, preserving fabric texture and folds`	15s
Change jacket/blazer	`change the jacket to forest green, maintaining fabric texture and leaving the shirt unchanged`	20s
Match brand color	`change the shirt to exact navy blue #001f3f hex color, matching brand standards`	20s

How it works

Upload your photo

Drop your photo into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB. Works best with solid-colored clothing in clear lighting where the garment is fully visible.

Expect: Simple single-color changes like 'red to blue': 15-20 seconds. Complex patterns or multiple garments: may need 2-3 refinements.
Describe what you want

Type your instruction: 'change the shirt to navy blue' or 'make the dress burgundy red.' Name the garment (shirt/dress/pants/jacket) and the target color. Be specific about shade if it matters: 'forest green' not just 'green.' No need to select the clothing - the AI understands what 'the shirt' means.

Tip: For better color accuracy, use specific color names like 'burgundy' or 'forest green' instead of generic 'red' or 'green'

Copy one of these to get started:

Change shirt color change the shirt to navy blue, keeping fabric texture and shadows
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Recolor dress or gown change the dress to burgundy red, preserving fabric texture and folds
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Change pants or jeans color change the pants to charcoal gray, keeping the fabric texture visible
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Recolor jacket or blazer change the jacket to forest green, maintaining fabric texture and leaving the shirt unchanged
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3 more prompts

Change top to white/black change the shirt to pure white, preserving shadows and fabric folds for dimension
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Change to pastel color change the blouse to soft pastel pink, keeping it subtle and not oversaturated
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Match clothing to brand color change the shirt to exact navy blue #001f3f hex color, matching brand standards
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Generate and review

Click Generate and the AI identifies the clothing, changes the color while preserving fabric texture, wrinkles, shadows, and folds. Check the result at full zoom to verify the color looks natural and texture is maintained.
Refine with markers if needed

If the AI changed the wrong garment (like both shirt and jacket when you meant just the shirt), or missed part of the clothing, tap markers on the exact areas you want changed and regenerate. This is optional - most single-garment changes work without markers.

Tip: Markers help when multiple similar garments are present. Tap the specific item you want changed to avoid ambiguity.

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AI Clothing Color Changer

Drop your photo here

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Free • No signup

"Needed to see my product in different colors. Changed a red shirt to 8 different colors in minutes!" @shopowner

See it in action

Product photography color variant

E-commerce seller needed to show a red shirt in multiple colors. AI changed it to navy blue while preserving fabric texture.

Prompt: change the shirt to navy blue, keeping fabric texture and shadows

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Same photo with dress changed to burgundy red — After

Event photo dress recolor

Wedding guest wanted to see how they'd look in different dress color. Changed ivory dress to burgundy.

Prompt: change the dress to burgundy red, preserving fabric texture and folds

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After

Professional headshot jacket change

LinkedIn headshot had light gray blazer. Client wanted to see it in navy for more professional look.

Prompt: change the jacket to navy blue, maintaining fabric texture and leaving the shirt unchanged

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Detailed Guides by Scenario

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Interior Design & Renovation

Visualize clothing color changes before painting, reupholstering, or purchasing — saving time and money on design decisions.

Common Scenarios

Testing how a clothing looks in navy, sage, or terracotta before committing
Showing clients multiple clothing color options using the same room photo
Matching clothing color to existing decor in a renovation plan

Best Practices

Upload a photo with even lighting so the AI can accurately map the color boundary
Tap directly on the clothing to mark it, then specify the exact color you want
Try describing the finish too — 'matte charcoal' vs. 'glossy charcoal' gives different results

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Fashion & Style Preview

Try different clothing colors digitally before purchasing or coordinating an outfit.

Common Scenarios

Previewing a clothing in multiple colors before buying online
Coordinating clothing color with the rest of an outfit for an event
Creating mood boards that show clothing color variations for a stylist or client

Best Practices

Mark the clothing precisely — if nearby items share a similar color, the AI may change them too
Specify the fabric look: 'change to burgundy silk' captures both color and material
Process the same photo with 3-4 colors to build a comparison grid

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Product & Marketing Visuals

Generate clothing color variants from a single product photo — perfect for catalogs, ads, and e-commerce listings.

Common Scenarios

Creating all color variants of a clothing from one studio shot
Matching clothing to brand colors for marketing campaigns
Showing seasonal clothing color options without reshooting

Best Practices

Start with a neutral, well-lit product photo on a plain background for cleanest results
Use exact color names or hex codes when precision matters — 'Pantone Classic Blue' or '#0F4C81'
After changing clothing color, verify shadows and highlights still look natural

If something looks off

AI changed the wrong garment or changed multiple items when I meant one

Why: The AI couldn't determine which specific garment you meant from description alone. This happens when multiple similar items are visible.

Try: Tap a marker on the specific garment you want changed, then regenerate with the same prompt

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Tip: Markers tell the AI 'I mean THIS item specifically.' Essential when person is wearing multiple layers.

Color looks unnatural or oversaturated

Why: The AI applied the color too intensely, or the lighting in your photo makes certain colors look exaggerated.

Try:

Regenerate with 'change the [garment] to subtle [color], natural and not oversaturated' or specify a lighter shade like 'soft navy' instead of 'navy'

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Tip: Include 'keep natural texture and detail' in your prompt to avoid over-processing.

Fabric texture disappeared or looks flat

Why: The AI filled the area with solid color without preserving the underlying texture, wrinkles, and folds.

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Add to your prompt: 'change the [garment] to [color], preserving all fabric texture, wrinkles, and shadows for realistic depth'

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Tip: Keep text edits short and simple — AI handles single words better than long phrases.

Color spilled onto skin, face, or other areas

Why: The AI's garment detection included adjacent areas, especially if clothing edges are fuzzy or blurred.

Try: Use markers to precisely outline just the garment, avoiding edges near skin or other items, then regenerate

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Tip: Specify the exact colors you want, like 'warm natural tones' or 'cool blue tint.'

Part of the garment didn't change color

Why: The garment may be partially hidden, in deep shadow, or the AI detected it as a separate item due to strong folds or lighting variation.

Try: Tap markers on the missed areas and regenerate, or try 'change all visible parts of the [garment] to [color]'

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Tip: Specify the exact colors you want, like 'warm natural tones' or 'cool blue tint.'

New color doesn't match the exact shade I wanted

Why: Color names are subjective and the AI's interpretation of 'navy' or 'burgundy' may differ from yours.

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Use more specific descriptions: 'deep dark navy' or 'warm burgundy with hint of purple,' or provide a hex code: '#001f3f' for exact matching

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Tip: Specify the exact colors you want, like 'warm natural tones' or 'cool blue tint.'

Quick answers

Do I need to mark or select the clothing before describing?

No! For most edits, just describe what you want: 'change the shirt to navy blue' or 'make the dress burgundy.' The AI understands 'the shirt' and 'the dress' and finds the garment automatically. Only use markers when multiple similar garments are present and you need to specify which one, or when the AI changes the wrong item.

How do I change clothing color in photos for free?

Use EditThisPic's free AI clothing color changer. Upload your photo, type what color you want the garment to be (like 'change the shirt to navy blue'), and the AI recolors it in seconds while preserving fabric texture. No Photoshop skills needed, no subscriptions, no watermarks. Perfect for product photography, testing outfit colors, or editing event photos.

Will the texture and fabric details be preserved?

Yes. The AI changes only the color while keeping all fabric texture, wrinkles, folds, and shadows intact. This makes the recolor look natural and realistic. If texture gets lost, add 'preserving fabric texture' to your prompt.

Can I change patterns or prints, or only solid colors?

This tool works best on solid-colored garments. Changing patterns or prints is more complex and may not preserve the pattern structure. For patterned clothing, you can try recoloring it but the pattern may be replaced with solid color. For best results, stick to solid-color garments.

Can I see my product in multiple colors for e-commerce?

Yes, this is a popular use case. Upload one photo of your product in any color, then change it to navy, black, white, red, etc. by running multiple edits with different color prompts. Much faster than photographing the product in every color variant. The AI preserves fabric texture so each color looks realistic.

Is EditThisPic's AI clothing color changer really free?

Yes — you get 1 free edit per week, no account needed. For unlimited edits, plans start at $3.99/month.

Can I change clothing color on my phone?

Yes. EditThisPic works in any mobile browser — iPhone, Android, tablet. No app download needed.

What photo formats does the AI clothing color changer support?

JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC. Upload any common photo format and EditThisPic handles the rest.

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AI Clothing Color Changer

How it works

Upload your photo

Describe what you want

Generate and review

Refine with markers if needed

See it in action

Product photography color variant

Event photo dress recolor

Professional headshot jacket change

Detailed Guides by Scenario

Interior Design & Renovation

Common Scenarios

Best Practices

Fashion & Style Preview

Common Scenarios

Best Practices

Product & Marketing Visuals

Common Scenarios

Best Practices

If something looks off

Quick answers

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