Change Wall Color in Photo

Describe the wall color you want and AI repaints instantly. No marking or selection needed.

Living room with bright white walls — Before

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Same living room with soft sage green walls — After

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Popular use cases:

paint color visualization
room color preview
interior design planning
paint color testing
accent wall visualization
home staging
real estate marketing
renovation planning

Cost: Free No signup required
Time: Instant results in 15-30 seconds
Works on: Any device - browser, phone, tablet, desktop
Powered by: AI-powered photo editing

Scenario	Prompt	Time
Single color change	`change the walls to sage green`	30s
Accent wall	`change this wall to navy blue, keep others white`	35s
Whole room repaint	`paint all the walls warm beige`	40s

How it works

Upload your room photo

Drop your image into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB. Photos with clear wall visibility work best. Any angle or lighting works—the AI adapts to your room's lighting conditions.

Expect: Simple single-wall changes: 30-40 seconds. Multiple walls or complex rooms: 45-60 seconds.
Describe the new wall color

Type what you want: 'change the walls to light grey' or 'paint the back wall navy blue.' Be specific with color names or shades. No need to mark walls—the AI understands what 'wall' means and preserves trim, artwork, and furniture.

Tip: Use specific color names like 'sage green', 'warm beige', or 'navy blue' for accurate results. Avoid vague terms like 'nice color'.

Copy one of these to get started:

Light neutral grey change the walls to light grey with warm undertones
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Modern sage green paint the walls sage green, a soft muted green color
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Navy blue accent wall change the back wall to navy blue, keep the other walls white
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Warm beige throughout paint all the walls warm beige, a neutral tan color
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Deep charcoal grey change the walls to deep charcoal grey, almost black but not quite
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Soft blush pink paint the walls soft blush pink, a very light pink with peachy undertones
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Classic white refresh change the walls to crisp white, bright and clean
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Review the painted walls

Check that the new color looks natural with proper shadows, lighting, and depth. Look at corners, edges near trim, and how the color interacts with existing furniture and decor. Zoom in to verify quality.
Refine with markers if needed

If you have an accent wall or want to change only one specific wall in a multi-wall room, tap a marker on that wall and regenerate. Most whole-room changes work perfectly without markers.

Tip: Markers are helpful for accent walls. Place one marker on the specific wall you want to repaint differently from the others.

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Change Wall Color in Photo

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See it in action

Living room white to sage green

A bright white living room transformed to a calming sage green, preserving all furniture and decor.

Prompt: paint the walls sage green, a soft muted green color

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Bedroom with light grey walls throughout — Before

Same bedroom with navy blue accent wall behind bed — After

Bedroom accent wall in navy blue

A neutral bedroom with one wall changed to navy blue, creating a dramatic focal point behind the bed.

Prompt: change the back wall behind the bed to navy blue, keep the other walls light grey

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Kitchen with bright white walls — Before

Same kitchen with warm beige walls — After

Kitchen warm beige transformation

A stark white kitchen warmed up with beige walls, maintaining the clean modern aesthetic.

Prompt: paint all the walls warm beige, a neutral tan color

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If something looks off

AI changed the wrong area or something I didn't want changed

Why: The AI couldn't determine exactly which area you meant from description alone.

Try: Tap a marker on the specific area you want to change, then regenerate with the same prompt

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Tip: Markers tell the AI 'I mean THIS one specifically.' Use them when description alone is ambiguous.

AI changed the wrong wall or multiple walls when I wanted one

Why: Without a marker, the AI interprets 'wall' to mean all visible walls. For accent walls, you need to specify which one.

Try: Tap a marker on the specific wall you want to change, then regenerate: change this wall to navy blue

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Tip: For accent walls, always use a marker. For whole-room repaints, markers aren't needed.

New wall color looks flat without proper shadows or lighting

Why: The AI didn't properly match the lighting conditions and depth of your original room.

Try: change the walls to [your color], maintain realistic shadows and lighting from the original photo

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Tip: Photos with good lighting produce better results. Avoid very dim or heavily backlit rooms.

Color bleeds onto trim, baseboards, or crown molding

Why: The AI had difficulty distinguishing wall boundaries from adjacent white or light-colored trim.

Try: paint the walls [your color], keep all trim, baseboards, and molding their original color

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Tip: Explicitly mentioning what to preserve helps: 'keep the white trim unchanged.'

The color isn't the shade I expected

Why: Color names can be interpreted differently. 'Blue' could be navy, sky, or royal blue.

Try: Be very specific: 'change walls to navy blue, a deep dark blue almost black' or use hex codes if you have them

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Tip: Add descriptors: 'light', 'dark', 'muted', 'bright', 'warm', 'cool' to clarify the exact shade.

Artwork or wall hangings got repainted too

Why: The AI couldn't distinguish between the wall surface and items hanging on it.

Try: paint the walls [your color], preserve all artwork, photos, and wall hangings exactly as they are

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Tip: The more you explicitly state what to keep, the more precise the AI becomes.

Quick answers

Do I need to mark or select the walls before changing color?

No! Just describe the color: 'change the walls to sage green' or 'paint the walls light grey.' The AI knows what walls are and repaints them automatically while preserving trim, furniture, and decor. Only use markers if you want to change one specific wall in a multi-wall room for an accent wall effect.

Can I test multiple paint colors on the same room?

Yes! Upload your room photo once, then try different colors: 'paint the walls navy blue', regenerate, then try 'paint the walls sage green', and so on. Perfect for visualizing multiple Benjamin Moore or Sherwin-Williams colors before buying paint.

Will the AI preserve my furniture and decor when changing wall color?

Yes! The AI only repaints wall surfaces. Your furniture, artwork, curtains, trim, baseboards, and crown molding all stay exactly as they are. The new color adapts to your room's existing lighting and shadows for realistic results.

What's the best free tool to visualize paint colors in a room?

EditThisPic lets you change wall colors with AI for free, no signup required. Unlike paint brand apps that limit you to their color palette, you can try any color you describe. Upload a room photo, describe the color, and see the result in 30 seconds with realistic lighting.

Can I create an accent wall in a different color?

Yes! Tap a marker on the wall you want to be the accent, then say 'change this wall to navy blue, keep the other walls white.' The marker tells the AI which specific wall to repaint. Perfect for testing accent wall ideas before committing to the paint.

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Change Wall Color in Photo

How it works

Upload your room photo

Describe the new wall color

Review the painted walls

Refine with markers if needed

See it in action

Living room white to sage green

Bedroom accent wall in navy blue

Kitchen warm beige transformation

If something looks off

Quick answers

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