Drop a photo of any clothing item — a shirt, dress, jacket, or shoe. PNG and JPG are supported, and transparent backgrounds are preserved.
Hover to see the garment region highlight automatically. Click it, then enter an exact hex code or pick from your palette. The recolored preview appears instantly with the weave and shadows preserved.
Download a single recolored garment or batch-export every colorway as a ZIP. Full-resolution PNGs ready for Shopify, Amazon, Etsy, and lookbooks.
Sell a shirt in 8 colors without 8 photoshoots. Generate every apparel variant from a single product photo and keep your listings consistent.
Refresh an entire catalog for a new season. Batch-recolor hundreds of garments to this year’s palette with fabric realism intact.
A/B test garment colors in ads and on product pages before committing to a manufacturing run. Swap a dress color in seconds for each campaign.
Recolorify works in LAB color space, which separates lightness — the weave, folds, stitching, and shadows — from the color itself. Your shirt changes color without going flat or plastic-looking.
Enter the precise brand color or Pantone-equivalent hex instead of dragging a hue slider. Every selected garment region locks to the exact value you choose.
Click only the sleeve, only the dress, or the whole garment. Mixed-material outfits (fabric + zippers + soles) are handled per region, not as one flat surface.
Lock a color and process up to 500 garment photos in one pass, then export the lot as a ZIP — ideal for fashion catalogs and marketplace listings.
Upload your garment photo to Recolorify, click the fabric region you want to change, and enter a target hex code or pick a color. Recolorify recolors the clothing while preserving texture, folds, and shadows, then lets you export a full-resolution image. The whole process takes a few seconds and needs no Photoshop skills.
No. Recolorify changes color in LAB space, which keeps lightness — fabric weave, stitching, wrinkles, and natural shading — separate from the color. The recolored shirt or dress looks like a real photograph, not a flat paint fill.
Yes. You can type an exact hex code (or OKLCH/LAB value), so the garment matches your brand color or Pantone-equivalent precisely instead of an approximate hue shift.
Yes. Pro and Studio plans support batch uploads — lock a color pair and recolor up to 500 garment images in a single pass, then download them all as a ZIP for your store or catalog.