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Change Shirt Color in a Photo with AI is a free AI tool. Upload a photo, pick one of 20 colors or type a hex code. The AI recolors the shirt and keeps the fabric, folds, collar and your face unchanged.
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Start by uploading image
Upload your image
Click to browse or drag & drop
Choose your transformation style
Choose the garment and one of 20 colors
Configure your options
Your AI Design Will Appear Here
Fill in the options on the left, then press Generate.
Upload your image
Drag & drop your file here or click to browse
For when you have the garment but no model.
Clean, consistent images for a store.
Small products that need scale and detail.
For store owners and personal shoppers.






Real, unretouched output from this tool. Drag any slider to compare.
Want to see a shirt in another color before you buy it, or show a product in five colors without five photo shoots? Upload your photo, pick the garment and a color, and the AI recolors the shirt while the folds, collar, buttons and shadows stay. Your face, hair, skin and the background are left as they are.
Tops and dresses, on a person or laid flat.
Plain shirts and t-shirts work best. Try a new color for a profile photo, a team picture or a product page.
Collars and buttons are kept, so the garment still looks like the same piece.
Recolor a dress to compare shades. The same page handles dress colour changes.
Choose the jacket or hoodie option and name only that garment.
Show one shirt in many colors for a shop page, without new photos.
Three ways to pick the new color.
Red, navy, sky blue, forest green, sage, yellow, orange, pink, purple, white, black, gray, brown, beige, teal, burgundy, olive, lavender, mustard and maroon.
Have an exact team or brand color? Type its hex code, such as #1E3A8A, and the tool aims for it.
Describe it: "a dusty rose pink" or "a faded denim blue". Good for shades that are not on the list.
What happens to the details on the shirt.
Plain shirts give the best result. Folds and shadows carry across to the new color.
The tool tries to keep prints and logos in place. Busy prints can change shade, so check them.
Patterns are kept as patterns, but the new color applies to the main fabric. Look closely at fine lines.
Quick ideas to try first.
Navy, white, light blue and gray look professional on most skin tones and backgrounds.
Sage green, sky blue, yellow and pink are fresh and easy to wear.
Offer a neutral, a dark and a bright color so shoppers see the range at a glance.
Match the color to a team or event theme with a hex code.
A few habits that help.
Soft focus and deep shadows make edges at collars and sleeves harder to follow.
A background that is the same color as the shirt can confuse the edges.
Dark to white is a big change in how light shows on the fabric. Try a mid color first.
If someone wears a jacket over a shirt, say which one to recolor.
A picture is a preview, not a fabric match.
Phones and laptops show colors differently. Check the real fabric in daylight.
Cotton, satin and wool reflect light differently. The preview is a guide, not a dye match.
If you use the picture to sell, say that it is a digital preview of a color option.
The tool draws the garment again in the new color. It is not a pixel-exact layer edit, so check collars, cuffs and buttons.
Very busy prints, lace and sheer fabric can show uneven edges.
Hex codes are matched approximately, because light and shadow change how color looks on fabric.
Faces, skin and hair are kept as photographed.
Related pages for other objects.
โShow one shirt in many colors without separate photos.
โCheck how a color looks before you order.
โTry a team color before you order kits.
โShow a client a few color options for a garment.
Choose the garment and one of 20 colors
Premium users can generate images without watermark
Higher quality options available for premium users
Your first generation is free when you sign up. Paid plans add credits, remove the watermark and unlock higher resolution.
Yes. Upload the photo, pick the garment and a color. Your face, hair, skin and the background are kept.
Yes. Choose dress in the garment list, or use the description mode for a dress colour change.
Yes. Use the hex mode and type a code such as #7F1D1D. The color is matched approximately, since light and shadow change how it looks on fabric.
The tool tries to keep them in place. Busy prints can change shade, so check the result.
A sharp photo with the whole shirt visible, good light and a plain background.
Yes. See the clothing, shoe and image color changers linked on this page.