Change Shirt Color in Photo

How it works

1. 1

   Upload the photo with the shirt in frame

   JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB. A photo where the shirt is well lit and not in deep shadow recolours most cleanly, whether it is a headshot, a passport size photo, or a group shot on a phone camera.

   Expect: A plain, evenly lit shirt recolours in about 15-25 seconds. Busy prints, stripes, and heavy shadow take longer and are worth a second look.
2. 2

   Describe the colour you want

   Type a full instruction naming the garment and the colour: 'change the red polo shirt to deep navy, keep the fabric texture, folds, and logo.' No lasso, no mask, no marking - naming the shirt is enough for the AI to find it.

   Tip: Specific colour names beat vague ones. 'Deep navy' or 'sky blue' land far closer than 'blue', and 'make the shirt white' is clearer than 'lighten the shirt'.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Straight colour swap change the shirt to deep navy blue, keeping the fabric texture, folds, and shadows exactly as they are

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   Make the shirt white make the shirt white, keeping the collar shape, creases, and lighting unchanged

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   One person in a group change only the red shirt worn by the man on the left to dark green, leave everyone else's clothing exactly as it is

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   Passport size photo change the shirt in this passport size photo to a plain light blue, keep the face, background, and framing exactly the same

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   3 more prompts

   T-shirt with a printed logo change the grey t-shirt to burgundy, keep the printed logo on the chest exactly as it is

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   Striped or patterned shirt recolour the striped shirt so the stripes are navy and the background of the fabric stays white, keeping the stripe width and spacing identical

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   Shirt under a jacket change the shirt to charcoal grey and leave the jacket, tie, and skin tones completely unchanged

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3. 3

   Check the fabric, not just the colour

   Zoom in on the collar, the creases, and any printed logo. The folds and shadows should still read as the same shirt in a new colour, and skin, hair, and background should be untouched.

4. 4

   Refine with a marker if needed

   In a group photo where several people wear similar shirts, tap a marker on the one you meant and repeat the instruction. Markers are optional - for a single subject, the description alone is usually enough.