Recolor Garment in Photo

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your photo

   Upload any photo where the garment you want to recolor is clearly visible. White or clean backgrounds work best for product shots. On-model photos also work well. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Simple solid garments: recolored in 15–30 seconds. Structured garments with buttons, zippers, or topstitching may need a detail-lock phrase to preserve those elements.
2. 2

   Describe the new color and name what to preserve

   Type: 'recolor the [garment type] to [color], preserve all seams, buttons, pockets, and fabric texture exactly — only the hue changes.' Naming the garment type ('jacket,' 'trousers,' 'top') and listing the key details to preserve produces the cleanest results.

   Tip: For ecommerce variant runs: build a template prompt with your garment's specific details listed — buttons, zippers, topstitching, pocket placement. Reuse the same template for every colorway.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Jacket or coat recolor — product listing recolor the jacket to olive green, preserve all seam lines, buttons, pocket flaps, and fabric texture exactly — only the hue changes

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   Trousers or jeans recolor recolor the trousers to charcoal grey, preserve the belt loops, pocket placement, side seams, and all fabric texture exactly — only the color changes

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   Top or blouse recolor — on-model photo recolor only the top to dusty lavender, preserve the neckline shape, sleeve hem, all seams, and fabric drape exactly — do not alter skin tone, hair, or background

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   Outerwear with multiple textures — preserve contrast materials recolor the jacket body to navy blue, preserve the contrast knit collar and cuffs in their original color, preserve all zippers and pockets exactly — only the main body fabric color changes

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   2 more prompts

   Color-only change for A/B test listing recolor the sweatshirt from grey to burgundy, preserve every seam, ribbing detail, pocket, and fabric texture exactly — the only difference between original and result should be the color

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   Denim garment — change denim color without losing wash texture recolor the denim jacket from indigo to black, preserve the denim wash texture, distressing, seam lines, and all hardware exactly — only the base denim color changes

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3. 3

   Download and check detail areas at full zoom

   Open at 100% zoom. Check button holes, pocket edges, zipper pulls, and any contrast stitching. These are the highest-risk areas for color bleed or detail loss. Verify the background hasn't been tinted by the new color.