Drop in any PNG or JPG — a product photo, logo, or design. Transparent backgrounds are detected and preserved automatically.
Hover to see each color region highlight automatically. Click the one you want to swap, then enter an exact target hex code or pick from your palette. The replaced preview appears instantly.
Download a single full-resolution image, or batch-replace the same color across hundreds of photos and export them all as a ZIP.
Replace a product’s color to generate every colorway from one photo — no reshoots, consistent lighting across the whole listing.
Replace an approximate color in an asset with your exact brand hex so every graphic, mockup, and photo matches your guidelines.
Swap a color in seconds to preview a new palette on real photography before committing to a design or a production run.
Recolorify works in LAB color space, which separates lightness — texture, folds, and shadows — from the color itself. The replaced color keeps every realistic detail instead of going flat.
Type the precise hex (or OKLCH/LAB) you want. Every pixel of the selected color locks to that exact value instead of an approximate hue shift.
Replace just one object, or one color across the whole image. Similar colors in different regions can be handled independently, not as one flat fill.
Lock a from/to color pair and replace it across up to 500 images in one pass, then export the lot as a ZIP — ideal for catalogs and marketplace listings.
Upload your image to Recolorify, click the color region you want to replace, and enter a target hex code. Recolorify swaps the color while preserving texture and shadows, then lets you export a full-resolution result. It takes a few seconds and needs no Photoshop skills.
No. Recolorify replaces color in LAB space, which keeps lightness — texture, highlights, and shadows — separate from the color. The result looks like a real photograph, not a paint-bucket fill.
Yes. You can enter an exact hex, OKLCH, or LAB value, so the new color matches your brand or spec precisely rather than an approximate shift.
Yes. Pro and Studio plans support batch processing — lock a from/to color pair and replace it across up to 500 images in one pass, then download them all as a ZIP.