Kitchen Cabinet Color Changer

How it works

1. 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. 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

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   White quartz island counter change the main kitchen island to white quartz with black veins

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   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.

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   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.

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   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.

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   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.

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   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.

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3. 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. 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.