Do I need to mark the product to change its color?
No, you never need to mark or select anything. Just describe the color change: 'change the shirt to navy blue' or 'make the bag burgundy.' The AI automatically detects your product and changes its color while preserving texture, shadows, and material details. It keeps backgrounds and other elements unchanged unless you specify otherwise.
Will this work for all product types?
Yes, this works for clothing, accessories, electronics, furniture, toys, and most physical products. It handles fabrics, leather, plastic, metal, wood, and other materials. The AI preserves material texture and finish while changing color. Works best with solid-colored products or products with distinct color areas you can specify.
Can I change multiple colors at once?
Yes, describe all color changes: 'change the shirt body to navy blue and collar to white' or 'make the shoe upper red and sole white' or 'change bag to black leather with rose gold hardware.' The AI can handle multiple color changes in one instruction. Be specific about which parts get which colors.
How do I specify exact brand colors?
Use specific color names: 'change to Pantone 294 navy,' 'make it Tiffany blue,' or 'change to Ferrari red.' You can also describe by comparison: 'change to the same blue as the Nike swoosh' or 'forest green like Starbucks logo.' For precise brand colors, detailed descriptions help, but verify final color with your brand guide.
Will texture and material appearance be preserved?
Yes, the AI preserves material texture, weave, grain, and surface finish from your original photo. Cotton fabric keeps its weave pattern, leather maintains grain texture, and glossy surfaces stay glossy. The better your source photo shows texture, the better it will appear in color-changed versions. Use well-lit, high-resolution source images.
