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Change Floor Color in Photo

Tell the AI the new color you want. It changes just that object.

Room with beige carpet
Before
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Room with dark walnut hardwood floor
After

Change Floor Color in Photo

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Popular use cases:
  • change floor color
  • AI floor color editor
  • photo floor color tool
  • free floor color editing
Cost
Free No signup required
Time
Instant results in 15-30 seconds
Works on
Any device - browser, phone, tablet, desktop
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AI-powered photo editing

How it works

  1. Upload your photo

    Upload a well-lit interior or exterior photo. Straight-on angles with minimal lens distortion help the AI produce natural floor color results. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

    Expect: Most edits complete in 20-45 seconds. Complex changes may need 1-2 refinements.

  2. Describe your edit

    Type what you want: 'Change the floor to dark walnut hardwood.' Be specific about details for best results. The AI understands natural language — no technical skills needed.

    Tip: Tap a marker on the specific object whose color you want to change.

    Copy one of these to get started:

    Dark Hardwood Change the floor to dark walnut hardwood with a satin finish
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    Light Oak Change the floor to light natural oak hardwood with visible grain
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    White Marble Change the floor to white marble tile with subtle gray veining
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    Gray Carpet Change the floor to plush medium gray wall-to-wall carpet
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    2 more prompts
    Herringbone Change the floor to light wood herringbone pattern parquet
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    Concrete Change the floor to polished concrete with a smooth industrial finish
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  3. Review the result

    Check perspective lines, wall edges, and furniture placement for realism. Verify that lighting looks consistent across the room and no ghosting artifacts remain. Use the before/after slider.

  4. Refine if needed

    If furniture placement looks off, wall colors need tweaking, or staging elements seem unrealistic, tap markers on problem areas. Describe specific fixes like 'make the couch cushions look more natural' or 'fix the shadow under the table.'

    Tip: Markers are optional. Try without them first — the AI usually gets it right.
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Change Floor Color in Photo

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"Visualized dark hardwood in every room before ordering. The AI preview was spot-on to the real thing!" @FloorRenovator

See it in action

Room with beige carpet
Before
->
Room with dark walnut hardwood floor
After

Beige Carpet to Dark Hardwood

Dated carpet replaced with rich dark walnut hardwood.

Prompt: Change the floor to dark walnut hardwood with satin finish
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Kitchen with tile floor
Before
->
Kitchen with herringbone wood floor
After

Tile to Herringbone Wood

Kitchen tile changed to trendy herringbone parquet.

Prompt: Change the floor to light wood herringbone pattern
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Detailed Guides by Scenario

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Interior Design & Renovation

Visualize floor color changes before painting, reupholstering, or purchasing — saving time and money on design decisions.

Common Scenarios

  • Testing how a floor looks in navy, sage, or terracotta before committing
  • Showing clients multiple floor color options using the same room photo
  • Matching floor color to existing decor in a renovation plan

Best Practices

  • Upload a photo with even lighting so the AI can accurately map the color boundary
  • Tap directly on the floor to mark it, then specify the exact color you want
  • Try describing the finish too — 'matte charcoal' vs. 'glossy charcoal' gives different results
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Fashion & Style Preview

Try different floor colors digitally before purchasing or coordinating an outfit.

Common Scenarios

  • Previewing a floor in multiple colors before buying online
  • Coordinating floor color with the rest of an outfit for an event
  • Creating mood boards that show floor color variations for a stylist or client

Best Practices

  • Mark the floor precisely — if nearby items share a similar color, the AI may change them too
  • Specify the fabric look: 'change to burgundy silk' captures both color and material
  • Process the same photo with 3-4 colors to build a comparison grid
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Product & Marketing Visuals

Generate floor color variants from a single product photo — perfect for catalogs, ads, and e-commerce listings.

Common Scenarios

  • Creating all color variants of a floor from one studio shot
  • Matching floor to brand colors for marketing campaigns
  • Showing seasonal floor color options without reshooting

Best Practices

  • Start with a neutral, well-lit product photo on a plain background for cleanest results
  • Use exact color names or hex codes when precision matters — 'Pantone Classic Blue' or '#0F4C81'
  • After changing floor color, verify shadows and highlights still look natural

If something looks off

AI changed the wrong area

Why: The AI couldn't determine exactly which area you meant from the description alone.

Try: Tap a marker on the specific area you want to edit, then regenerate with the same prompt
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Tip: Markers tell the AI exactly where to focus. Use them when description alone is ambiguous.

Result looks unnatural or blurry

Why: The AI may need more specific guidance about the look you want.

Try: Change the floor to dark walnut hardwood, ensure natural lighting and sharp details that match the rest of the photo
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Tip: Adding 'natural' and 'realistic' to your prompt helps the AI prioritize believability.

Color bled onto adjacent objects

Why: The AI couldn't precisely separate the target object from its neighbors.

Try: Tap a marker on the specific object and regenerate: 'only change the color of this object'
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Tip: Tap a marker on the specific object whose color you want to change for precise results.

New color looks flat without the original texture

Why: The AI replaced the color but lost the surface detail like wood grain, fabric weave, or brushstrokes.

Try: Add 'preserve the original surface texture, reflections, and material properties' to your prompt
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Tip: Mention the material: 'keep the wood grain visible' or 'preserve the matte finish.'

Metallic or glossy finish not preserved

Why: The AI treated the surface as matte when recoloring, losing the shine and reflections.

Try: Specify 'keep the metallic/glossy finish with natural reflections and highlights'
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Tip: Include surface type in your prompt: 'glossy', 'metallic', 'satin', or 'matte' for accurate rendering.

Quick answers

Can I preview different flooring materials?

Yes. Describe hardwood, tile, carpet, laminate, vinyl, concrete, or any flooring type and the AI will simulate it in your room photo.

Will furniture and rugs stay in place?

Yes. The AI changes only the visible floor areas while keeping all furniture, rugs, and decor in their original positions.

Is it free?

Yes. Free floor color preview with no signup required.

Can I show results to a contractor?

Yes. Use the preview to communicate your flooring vision to contractors and interior designers.

Does it work for bathrooms and kitchens?

Yes. Works for any room — living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, and commercial spaces.

Can I change the floor pattern?

Yes. You can change both color and pattern — describe herringbone, chevron, straight plank, or tile layout.

Can I change floor color on my phone?

Yes. EditThisPic works in any mobile browser -- iPhone, Android, tablet. No app download needed.

What photo formats does the change floor color in photo tool support?

JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC. Upload any common photo format and EditThisPic handles the rest.

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