Free Product Color Changer
The fastest way to lose a buyer is not stocking their colour; the second fastest is stocking it but not showing it. This tool recolours the product in your photo, the garment, the mug, the case, to any colour or hex code, while your printed design stays exactly where it is. It is built for POD sellers who list one design on many colourways and cannot photograph blanks that do not exist yet. Pair it with the colour variant grid tool to lay the results out in one image, and see our colour variants guide for how to use them in listings.
What Change Product Color does, and who it's for
Recolour a garment or product in an existing photo while keeping fabric texture, folds and shadows realistic. It exists because photographing every colourway is expensive and slow, yet buyers expect to see the colour they are ordering. Sellers with a single shirt photo can cover the whole colour range from it.
When to use this tool
- You sell one design on several garment colours and have a photo of only one
- A marketplace variant needs its own image in the right colour
- Your brand colours changed and the catalog photos need to follow
- You want to test which colourway sells before ordering samples
How it works
- 1
Upload your product photo.
- 2
Pick the target colorway.
- 3
Download the recolored product image.
Frequently asked questions
Will recolouring change my printed design?
No. The tool recolours the product surface while the design keeps its exact colours and position. That separation is what makes the results usable for variant listings.
Can I match an exact brand colour?
Yes, you can specify the colour precisely, including hex codes, so the photo matches the colour name buyers select in the listing.
Does it work on any product?
It works best on products with a clear surface to recolour: garments, mugs, cases, totes. Complex multi-material products may need a couple of runs to get right.
Is it free?
Yes, free to try with no signup. A free account gives more daily runs and no watermark, and paid plans add high resolution and bulk recolouring across a catalog.