Change Shoes in Photo

How it works

1. 1

   Upload a photo where the shoes are visible

   Full-body or lower-body shots with clearly visible footwear work best. The shoes don't need to be in sharp focus, but they should be fully in frame. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Simple style swaps like sneakers to dress shoes: 30-40 seconds. Complex boot-to-heel transformations: up to 60 seconds.
2. 2

   Describe the new shoes

   Type exactly what you want: 'change the shoes to white leather Nike Air Force 1 sneakers' or 'replace with black patent leather heels.' The AI understands shoe styles, brands, and materials. No need to mark the shoes — just describe them.

   Tip: Naming a specific style (chunky sole, stiletto, Chelsea boot) helps more than a brand name alone. Include color and material for best results.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Casual to dress shoes for professional photo Change the sneakers to polished black Oxford dress shoes with a thin leather sole, keep the natural ground shadow

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   Outfit matching — add white sneakers Replace the shoes with clean white leather low-top sneakers, minimal design, flat sole

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   Smart casual to heels for event photo Change the flat shoes to black block-heel pumps, about 3 inches high, with a pointed toe

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   Sneakers to ankle boots for autumn look Replace the sneakers with tan suede Chelsea ankle boots, pull-tab visible, flat sole

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   3 more prompts

   Preview shoes from a reference photo Replace the current shoes with the pair from the reference image, match the lighting and ground shadow

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   Swap trainers for sandals in summer photo Change the trainers to brown leather flat sandals with a cross-strap design, keep foot position natural

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   Boots to loafers for a business casual look Replace the boots with tan leather penny loafers, no heel, polished finish

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3. 3

   Check fit and shadows

   Verify that the sole sits naturally on the ground plane and that shadows match the lighting direction. Zoom in on the heel and toe area to check the edge quality.

4. 4

   Refine if needed

   If the shoes look off, add detail to your prompt: 'change the shoes to black Oxford dress shoes with a thin sole, flat heel, natural ground shadow.' Markers are optional and rarely needed for footwear edits.