Same outfit, a different shade. Upload a photo, name the garment and choose its new color. Preview how the edit works with the rest of your look.
Sign-in required. Eligible accounts can use welcome credits. Confirmed failed tasks return their generation credits.
Reference example
Visual reference, not a verified output from this tool. Results vary by model and input.
Name one garment, such as the shirt or jacket, and a precise color. Avoid asking for a new outfit when you only want a color edit. Patterns, shadows and texture may still vary.
Continue with another tool for outfit edits, photo editing, video creation or face swaps. Choose a card to open its workspace.
Visual reference, not a verified output from this tool. Results vary by model and input.
Three steps from your source to a result you can review.
Reference example
Choose a clear image where the garment is easy to distinguish.
Specify which item to recolor and the target color.
Check the credits, generate and compare fabric and shading.
Same outfit, a different shade. Upload a photo, name the garment and choose its new color. Preview how the edit works with the rest of your look.
Reference example
Identify the exact garment in your prompt, such as “change the blue shirt to burgundy.” Keep the request focused on one change for an easier comparison.
Try a new colorVisual reference, not a verified output from this tool. Results vary by model and input.
Reference example
Try neutrals, rich seasonal colors or a brighter accent. Name the target shade and, if useful, describe whether it should look muted or vivid.
Try a new color
Reference example
Use the same workflow for a dress, coat or jacket. Mention the garment clearly when the photo contains several layers or accessories.
Try a new color
Reference example
AI recoloring may change fabric details, shadows or nearby areas. Inspect those details against your original and adjust the prompt if needed.
Try a new colorStart with a clear idea and media you have permission to use.
Reference example
Practical answers about inputs, results and credits before you begin.
Contact supportUpload the image and describe the shirt and target shade. Generate the edit after checking the credit estimate, then compare the result with the original.
Yes. Specify the dress, jacket or other garment you want to recolor, especially when several clothing items appear in the photo.
AI aims to follow the requested color change, but texture, folds and shading may also change. Inspect the result before using it as a product image.
Name the item precisely, such as “the jacket only.” This guides the edit, although it does not guarantee that all other pixels stay unchanged.
The clothes studio estimates 10 credits for 1K and 15 credits for 2K before generation. A new color variation is a new generation.
Yes. Generate one shade, save it, then change the color description for another version. Compare the saved images before choosing a favorite.
Choose one visible garment and a shade you want to try. Compare the collar, fabric and surrounding details before saving the edit.
Visual reference, not a verified output from this tool. Results vary by model and input.
