Change Dress Color in Photo

How it works

1. 1

   Upload the photo of the dress

   JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB. A full-length or three-quarter shot where the dress is evenly lit recolours most faithfully — a phone photo in a fitting room or a formal event picture both work.

   Expect: A plain dress in even light recolours in about 15-25 seconds. Lace, sequins, and sheer overlays take longer and deserve a close look before you use the result.
2. 2

   Describe the new colour

   Write the whole instruction: 'change the black evening gown to deep emerald green, preserve the satin sheen and the fabric drape.' No lasso, no mask, no marking — naming the dress is how the AI finds it.

   Tip: Precise shade names carry the edit. 'Dusty rose', 'sage green', and 'burgundy' land where 'pink', 'green', and 'red' drift.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Straight colour swap change the dress to deep emerald green, keeping the fabric drape, folds, and shadows exactly as they are

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   Bridesmaid colour preview change the bridesmaid dress to dusty rose, keeping the neckline, sash, and the length of the skirt identical

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   Prom dress in another shade change the prom dress to midnight blue, preserving the sequin sparkle and the way the light catches the fabric

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   Wedding-guest outfit check change the guest's dress to sage green, leave every other person's clothing and the background exactly as they are

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   3 more prompts

   One dress in a group photo change only the red dress worn by the woman on the far right to navy, leave all the other dresses unchanged

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   Patterned or floral dress recolour the floral dress so the background fabric becomes navy and the flowers stay cream, keeping the pattern layout identical

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   Lighter shade of the same colour change the dress from deep burgundy to a soft blush pink, keeping the fabric texture and all the shadows in the folds

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3. 3

   Check the drape and the shadows

   Zoom in on the folds of the skirt, the neckline, and where the fabric catches light. The dress should read as the same garment in a new colour, with skin, hair, and background untouched.

4. 4

   Refine with a marker if needed

   In a bridesmaid line-up where several dresses look alike, tap a marker on the one you meant and repeat the instruction. For a single subject the description alone is normally enough.