AI Product Color Variant Generator

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your hero product photo

   Use your cleanest studio photo — white background, front-facing, soft even lighting. This is the source for all variants. The higher the resolution, the more garment detail the AI can preserve. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Simple solid garments (tees, polos, hoodies): variant in 30–60 seconds, texture preserved on first pass. Structured garments with buttons, pockets, or topstitching: 60–90 seconds, may need one refinement pass on detail areas.
2. 2

   Describe the variant color and lock all product details

   Type the full instruction: 'generate a sage green color variant, preserve the collar shape, button placement, side seams, and all fabric texture exactly — only the hue changes.' The lock phrase is essential. Without it, the model may simplify garment details or change the silhouette while recoloring.

   Tip: Build a reusable prompt template for your product line: 'generate a [COLOR] color variant of this [PRODUCT TYPE], preserve [LIST KEY DETAILS] exactly — only the hue changes.' Run the same template for every SKU in your catalog.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Basic color variant — solid garment for Shopify or Etsy generate a sage green color variant of this product, preserve all seam lines, button placement, collar shape, and fabric texture exactly — only the hue changes

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   Full colorway run — run this once per color in your catalog generate a dusty rose color variant, preserve all garment details including stitching, pockets, hem ribbing, and fabric weight texture exactly — color only changes, everything structural stays identical

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   Amazon main image — white background required generate a burgundy color variant, preserve the pure white seamless background, all garment details, and shadow placement exactly — only the product color changes

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   Seasonal color drop — add new palette without new samples generate a terracotta color variant — warm muted earthy orange, not bright — preserve all seams, buttons, collar shape, and fabric texture exactly

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   3 more prompts

   Two-tone or colorblock garment — change one panel only generate a color variant with the top panel changed to slate blue, preserve the bottom panel in its original color, keep all seam lines, zipper, and panel boundary exactly

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   Embroidered or printed logo — preserve branding during recolor generate a navy color variant, preserve the embroidered chest logo in its original color exactly — do not alter the logo, only change the base garment color

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   Knit or woven texture — color change without flattening the weave generate a camel color variant of this sweater, preserve every cable knit pattern, ribbed edge detail, and weave texture exactly — only the color changes, the knit structure stays three-dimensional

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3. 3

   Download and verify for listing use

   Open the result at 100% zoom. Check buttons, seam lines, and any printed or embroidered details — these are the highest-risk areas for simplification. Verify background is still pure white if that's required for your marketplace. Then return to the original for the next variant.

4. 4

   Use markers if a specific detail didn't carry through

   If a button, pocket edge, or logo area lost detail, tap a marker on that zone and regenerate: 'restore the button detail at the chest pocket — do not change the color, only restore the structural detail.' This targets the refinement to the exact area.

   Tip: Markers are for detail recovery, not required for color runs. Most solid-color garments generate clean variants without them.