Change Shirt Color in Photo

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your photo

   Upload a photo where the shirt is clearly visible and unobscured. Portraits, team photos, and professional headshots all work well. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Simple recolors on solid shirts: 25-35 seconds. Patterned shirts or complex lighting: up to 50 seconds.
2. 2

   Describe the new color

   Type the color change you want: 'change the shirt color to forest green, keep the fabric texture and creases.' You don't need to mark the shirt — just name the garment and the new color. Specific color names produce more accurate results than vague ones.

   Tip: Pair color with a descriptor for best results: 'deep navy blue' instead of 'blue,' or 'charcoal grey' instead of 'grey.'

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Team photo — standardize shirt color Change the red shirt to a deep navy blue, keep the fabric texture, wrinkles, and shadows exactly as they are

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   Profile photo update — brand color match Recolor the shirt to royal blue, preserve all shadows, creases, and the collar shape

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   White shirt to a color Change the white shirt to a warm terracotta orange, maintain realistic fabric shading

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   Dark shirt to a lighter color Change the black shirt to a medium grey heather, keep the shirt's cut and collar unchanged

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   2 more prompts

   Preview online purchase color variant Change the blue t-shirt to olive green, same fabric and style, just the color changes

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   LinkedIn headshot — neutral to bold Change the grey shirt to a deep burgundy, keep all fabric texture, shadows, and the collar shape

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3. 3

   Verify the result

   Check that the shirt color changed cleanly and that skin tones, the background, and other clothing items are unchanged. Look at the collar and sleeve edges where shirt meets skin for any bleeding.