Change Shoe Color in Photo

How it works

1. 1

   Upload a photo where the shoes are visible

   A full-body or lower-body shot with clearly visible footwear works best. Product photos and flat-lay shots also work. The shoes should be in reasonable focus. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Solid color shoes: 25-35 seconds. Multi-color or patterned shoes: 40-50 seconds.
2. 2

   Describe the new color

   Type: 'change the shoe color to olive green, keep the sole white and the lace eyelets unchanged.' You don't need to mark the shoes. Specific color names with material context get the most accurate results — 'white leather' instead of just 'white.'

   Tip: If you only want the upper recolored but not the sole, say 'change the shoe upper to [color], keep the sole its original color.'

   Copy one of these to get started:

   White sneakers to all-black for dark outfit Change the white sneakers to all-black including the sole, keep the shoe silhouette and lace style unchanged

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   Preview shoe color variant for outfit matching Change the shoe color to olive green, keep the white sole and the cream laces unchanged

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   Red shoes to a neutral for versatility Recolor the red shoes to a classic camel tan, preserve the leather texture and the contrast sole stitching

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   Resale listing — add color option photos Change the shoe color to midnight navy blue, same material and texture, keep all sole details unchanged

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   2 more prompts

   Match shoes to a specific outfit color Change the shoe color to match the color of the trousers in the photo — a medium charcoal grey, keep the sole black

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   Colorful sneakers to a tonal option Change the multi-color patterned sneakers to a tonal all-white, keep the silhouette and sole profile

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3. 3

   Check color coverage and edges

   Verify the shoe color is uniform across the toe, sides, heel, and tongue. Check that the sole, laces, and eyelets are still their intended colors. Zoom in on where the shoe meets the floor to check edge quality.