Change product and clothing colours without reshooting your photos.
Transform the colour of clothing, products and fashion images while preserving realistic texture, shadows, highlights, folds and fine detail — consistent images ready for eCommerce, catalogues and marketing.
A color change service is a professional photo-editing technique used to change the colour of clothing, products or objects while preserving their original texture, shape, lighting, shadows and highlights. It lets a business create several product colourways from one photograph instead of arranging a separate shoot for every variant — the folds, stitching and material still read as the real garment, only in a different colour.
Recolouring works on the photograph, not the physical product. Screens, lighting and material all affect how a colour is perceived, so we work to best-effort digital colour matching based on the reference you supply rather than promising an exact physical match.
Colours changed while natural lighting, texture and material response stay believable.
Matched to your supplied reference, brand colour or product sample as closely as the medium allows.
Fabric weave, leather grain, folds and surface character survive the recolour.
Shadows, reflections and specular highlights rebuilt so the object still sits in real light.
Several colourways generated from one original image, all visually consistent.
Every file is inspected by a second editor before delivery.
Any garment recoloured with fabric texture and folds kept intact.
Whole apparel ranges shifted to new season colourways.
Hard goods recoloured with material response preserved.
Alternative finishes generated from one master photograph.
Targeted colour swapped out without touching the rest of the frame.
Editorial and lookbook imagery adjusted to brand palette.
Long garments with drape and sheen handled carefully.
Formal and casual shirts including patterned weaves.
Jersey knits with natural shading across the body.
Trousers and chinos with pleats and seams preserved.
Denim wash, fading and stitch contrast maintained.
Outerwear with lining, panels and hardware kept true.
Footwear with mixed materials recoloured per section.
Leather and fabric bags with grain and sheen intact.
Upholstery and wood finishes adjusted realistically.
Metal tone and stone colour refined without losing sparkle.
A full colourway set produced from a single image.
Recoloured to your HEX, RGB or supplied brand reference.
Variant images prepared to marketplace specification.
A whole catalogue aligned to one colour standard.
Photographing every colourway separately means booking the studio again, matching the lighting again and hoping the angles line up. For a range that comes in six colours, that is five extra shoots producing images that should have looked identical anyway.
Recolouring from one master frame keeps composition, lighting and crop identical across the whole set, which is exactly what a listing grid needs. It also means a new colourway can go live the same week it is confirmed, rather than waiting on studio time.
Variant images are prepared for Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, marketplaces, catalogues, social commerce and paid advertising.
Send the reference in whatever form you already have: a HEX or RGB value, a brand guideline page, a Pantone-style swatch, or simply a photograph of the physical sample. We work from that reference rather than guessing from a description.
An honest note on colour: a screen emits light, fabric reflects it, and no two displays are calibrated alike. We deliver best-effort digital colour matching based on the reference you supply — we will not claim a photograph can guarantee the exact physical shade of the finished product.
Every material reacts to light differently, so each one needs its own approach to stay believable after the colour changes.
Weave and nap kept visible so cotton still reads as cotton.
Grain, creasing and soft sheen preserved through the shift.
Even surface with controlled specular highlights.
Reflections and tonal falloff rebuilt, not flattened.
Grain pattern retained under the new finish.
Transparency and refraction handled separately from body colour.
Glaze highlights and subtle gradients maintained.
Matte response kept consistent across the surface.
Wash, fade and stitch contrast survive recolouring.
Technical fabrics with sheen and mesh structure intact.
A flat navy tee is simple. A striped shirt where only one stripe changes, a glossy bag with the studio reflected in it, or a print that must keep its original hues while the base fabric shifts — those need the object broken into separate selections and each part treated on its own.
Patterns are isolated so they are not smeared, reflections are rebuilt rather than recoloured wholesale, and existing shadows are kept so the product still sits on its surface.
Reshooting still makes sense when the product itself changes shape or material. When only the colour changes, editing is usually the faster route.
A full variant set live without extra studio time.
Seasonal colourways visualised before production commits.
Wholesale ranges shown in every available colour.
Multi-brand ranges unified to one visual standard.
Variant listing images that match across the parent ASIN.
Swatch-linked product images generated from one shoot.
Offer colourways as a service without reshooting.
Campaign assets adjusted to a client palette quickly.
Consistent colour across print and digital layouts.
Upholstery and finish options shown in one room set.
Metal tone variants from a single hero shot.
Faster launches when a colour sells out or is added.
On-brand product visuals for campaigns and social.
Send the master product photograph through our portal or a cloud link.
Give us a HEX, RGB, brand guideline or a photo of the physical sample.
The object is selected precisely, recoloured, then reviewed by a second editor.
One file per colourway in PNG, JPG, TIFF or layered PSD.
Delivered in the format your workflow needs, with layers intact where you want to keep editing.
High-resolution output · transparent background when required · layered PSD on request · organised file delivery · client-specific requirements followed.
Whether you need a few product variations or a large apparel catalogue edited consistently, our workflow is built to hold visual consistency across every image in the set.
A professional photo-editing technique that changes the colour of clothing, products or objects while preserving texture, shape, lighting, shadows and highlights, so one photograph can produce several realistic colourways.
Yes. Garments are recoloured with fabric texture, folds and stitching preserved, so the result looks photographed rather than filled in.
Yes. That is the main use of the service: new colourways are produced from product photography you already own, keeping composition and lighting identical.
Yes. A full colourway set can be generated from a single master image, delivered as one file per colour and visually consistent across the set.
Yes. Dresses are handled carefully so drape, sheen and shadow across the fabric still read naturally after the colour shift.
Yes. Shirts and tees are among the most common requests, including patterned weaves and printed designs.
Yes. Texture preservation is the point of professional recolouring: weave, nap and folds are retained rather than flattened into a solid block of colour.
Yes. Leather grain, creasing and its soft sheen are preserved so the material still reads as leather in the new colour.
Yes. Footwear and bags usually combine several materials, so each section is selected and recoloured separately for a realistic result.
Yes, as closely as the medium allows. Send a HEX, RGB, brand guideline or a photo of the physical sample. We deliver best-effort digital matching to that reference rather than guaranteeing an exact physical shade.
Yes. Patterns and prints are isolated so they keep their own hues and definition while the base fabric changes colour.
Yes, with extra care. Glass, gloss and metal need reflections and transparency treated separately from body colour, which takes longer but keeps the result believable.
It is very well suited. Variant images stay identical in framing and lighting, which is exactly what a listing grid and marketplace variant set require.
Yes. Large catalogues are assigned a dedicated team working to one written style guide, with organised file naming and a fixed delivery schedule.
We accept JPEG, PNG, TIFF, PSD and RAW. Delivery is usually PNG or JPG per colourway, with other formats on request.
Yes. Layered PSDs are available at no extra cost so your team can adjust the recolour later.
Colour change alters the colour of an object while leaving everything else as shot. Retouching covers broader corrections such as removing blemishes, cleaning dust, adjusting contrast and refining overall image quality.
Invisible mannequin apparel images with rebuilt garment interiors.
Learn more →Hair, fur, lace and sheer fabric extracted with pixel-level transparency.
Learn more →Backdrops replaced with pure white, transparent or a lifestyle scene.
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Learn more →Give your products more visual options with professional colour change and recolouring built for eCommerce, fashion and product marketing.
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