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Kitchen Cabinet Color Changer

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Upload a photo of your kitchen and see the cabinets in a new color — layout, counters and hardware untouched.

Kitchen with dated honey oak cabinets and white subway tile backsplash Same kitchen with cabinets changed to bright white satin, backsplash and hardware unchanged

Upload photo to change kitchen cabinet color

"change the main kitchen island to white quartz with black veins"

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How it works

  1. Upload a photo of your kitchen

    Stand back far enough to get the whole cabinet run in frame, with the counters clear and the lights on. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB.

    Expect: A well-lit kitchen with the cabinet fronts clearly visible recolors in about 15-25 seconds. A dim shot, a heavy backlit window, or counters buried under clutter takes longer and often needs a second pass.
  2. Describe the cabinet color you want

    Type it as a sentence: 'insert high gloss white cabinets with no handles.' You never mask or outline the doors — naming the cabinets, the color, and the finish is the whole instruction.

    Tip: Name the finish as well as the color. 'Matte', 'satin', and 'high gloss' produce visibly different kitchens from the same paint color.

    Copy one of these to get started:

    High gloss white, handleless Keep the grey trim and insert high gloss white cabinets with no handles
    White quartz island counter change the main kitchen island to white quartz with black veins
    Honey oak to bright white Keep all walls, windows, floor lines and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: the cabinet doors, painted a bright white satin, with the counters, backsplash and hardware untouched.
    Two-tone navy lowers Keep all walls, windows, floor lines and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: the lower cabinet doors, painted a deep matte navy, leaving the upper cabinets and all hardware exactly as they are.
    3 more prompts
    Muted sage green Keep all walls, windows, floor lines and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: the cabinet doors, painted a muted sage green in a satin finish, keeping the wood counters and tile as they are.
    Stained wood instead of paint Keep all walls, windows, floor lines and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: the cabinet doors, refinished in a mid walnut stain with the wood grain still visible.
    Keep the color, change the finish Keep all walls, windows, floor lines and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: the cabinet finish, from flat matte to a soft satin sheen, keeping the exact same color.
  3. Check the counters and hardware

    Zoom in where the doors meet the counters, the backsplash, and the handles. Those are the boundaries that show whether the recolor stopped at the cabinet fronts or spread across the room.

  4. Refine with a marker if needed

    If the island or one upper run kept the old color, tap a marker on it and describe that section alone. Markers are optional and only used for touch-ups.

See it in action

Kitchen with dated honey oak cabinets and white subway tile backsplash
Before
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Same kitchen with cabinets changed to bright white satin, backsplash and hardware unchanged
After

Honey oak to white — pre-listing update

Dated honey oak cabinets are one of the most common pre-listing staging challenges. The AI changed all cabinet surfaces to a bright white satin finish while preserving the countertops, backsplash, and hardware.

Prompt: paint all kitchen cabinets bright white with a satin finish, keep countertops, hardware, and backsplash completely unchanged
Kitchen with all white shaker cabinets and grey quartz countertops
Before
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Same kitchen with lower cabinets changed to deep navy blue, upper cabinets remain white
After

White to navy lower cabinets — two-tone kitchen design

An interior designer wanted to show a client how a two-tone navy-and-white kitchen would look before committing to the renovation. The AI handled the upper/lower split cleanly from a single prompt.

Prompt: change the lower kitchen cabinets to deep navy blue with a matte finish, keep the upper cabinets white, preserve all hardware and countertops
Kitchen with flat beige cabinets, white tile backsplash, and butcher block countertops
Before
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Same kitchen with cabinets changed to warm sage green, backsplash and countertops preserved
After

Beige to sage green — farmhouse kitchen renovation planning

A homeowner planning a kitchen renovation wanted to see if sage green cabinets would work with their existing white subway tile and butcher block before buying paint. The prompt specified preservation of adjacent surfaces.

Prompt: change all kitchen cabinets to warm sage green with a satin finish, preserve the white subway tile backsplash and butcher block countertops

Quick answers

Can I see what my kitchen cabinets would look like in a different color?

Yes. Upload a photo of the kitchen and type the color you want — 'insert high gloss white cabinets with no handles.' The AI recolors the cabinet fronts in your own photo, so you are judging the color against your actual counters, floor and lighting.

Is the cabinet color changer free?

Yes. EditThisPic recolors kitchen cabinets for free with one Fast edit per week, no signup or credit card required. Larger allowances are available if you want to compare a lot of colors in one sitting.

Do I need to select the cabinet doors first?

No. Say 'the cabinet doors', 'the lower cabinets', or 'the island' and the AI finds them. Tap markers are only for fixing one run that came back wrong after the main edit.

Can I change the countertops in the same edit?

Keep it to one surface per edit. Recolor the doors first, then run a second edit for the counter — 'change the main kitchen island to white quartz with black veins' — and compare the two results.

Will it keep my existing hardware and handles?

Yes, if you say so. Add 'keep all hardware and pulls exactly as they are' to your prompt. If you want them gone instead, ask for handleless doors explicitly, the way the high gloss white prompt above does.

Is this accurate enough to order cabinet paint from?

Treat it as a shortlist tool. Your kitchen's lighting and your screen both shift the color, so use the preview to narrow the options, then check a physical sample door in the room before buying paint.

What photo formats can I upload?

JPG, PNG, and WebP up to 7MB. The recolored photo downloads in the same format you uploaded, at full resolution and with no watermark.

How much does EditThisPic cost?

You get 1 free edit per week — no account needed. After that, one-time credit packs start at $4.99 for 10 edits, valid 12 months, no subscription. Power users who edit daily can pick Studio Membership, a monthly workspace at $49.99/mo for 300 edits. Purchased downloads are clean with no watermark.

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