Upload the original photo
Use a clear photo where the garment is fully visible and not hidden by heavy shadow.
For brands, stylists and sellers
Change the garment color, keep the photo.
Tap the piece you want to recolor, choose a shade, and get a clean variant while the model, face and background stay unchanged. Useful when you need to show a color option but do not want to book another shoot.
- Up to 4 garment spots
- 2K output
- No app needed
Original Beige
Recolored Terracotta
How it works
Three steps, no retouching tools.
Tap the garment
Mark one to four spots on the piece you want to recolor, then choose the new color.
Compare and download
Check the before and after, then download the 2K result if the color and texture hold up.
Use cases
Where a color variant saves a shoot.
Extra colorways
Show a sold-out color or test a new colorway in the same campaign image before you commit to production.
Lookbook tests
Check whether a palette works with the rest of the collection before you book models, styling and studio time.
Client approvals
Give a client two or three color directions in the same photo instead of a mood board of different models.
Honest fit
What it does well, and what still needs a retoucher.
Good fit
Solid or low-contrast garments, clear edges, even lighting, one visible layer. This is where the result is usually clean enough to use as a color reference or a quick mockup.
Check before relying on it
Busy prints, sheer or reflective fabrics, overlapping layers and very dark garments where texture disappears. Test one image first; if the texture shifts, plan a retouch or keep the original.
Simple pricing
Buy a small pack, test it on your own catalog.
10 credits · about 10 standard 2K variants.
30 credits · about 30 variants for a small drop.
100 credits · about 100 variants for a full catalog test.
Questions
Before you upload a catalog photo.
Does it keep the model's face and skin tone?
Yes. The generation is scoped to the garment you tap. The face, skin tone, pose and background stay unchanged.
Can I recolor more than one piece?
You can mark up to four spots in the same photo. Each spot can use its own color.
Does it work on prints and patterns?
Simple solids and low-contrast textures work best. Busy prints, sheer fabrics and reflective materials may need a retouch after generation.
Does it work on flat-lay product photos?
The tool is built around a visible garment and works best when the piece is clearly separated from the background. Test one of your own photos before relying on it for a full catalog.
Do you store the photos?
No. Photos are used only for the requested generation and are not stored on our servers. Result links expire after about 24 hours.
Test it on one of your own photos.
The first preview is free. If the garment holds up, a 10-variant pack is $4.99. If it does not, you have lost nothing but a minute.