AI garment recolor & colorways
Garment Recolor
Generate new colorways from the photos you already have. Recolor one garment, consistently across every image in the job, while the texture, fit, and lighting stay exactly as shot. It is an AI clothes color changer built for catalogs, not a one-off photo edit.
How It Works
One job covers the whole set, front, back, every pose
Why Garment Recolor?
Recolor clothing into catalog-grade color variations from the imagery you already have, consistent across every shot and faithful to the real fabric.
One Named Garment
Recolor exactly the piece you choose, the shirt, the jacket, the trousers. Everything else in the image stays untouched.
Consistent Across the Set
The same color and pattern land on that garment in every image of the job, matched automatically, no image-by-image color tweaking.
Color or Pattern, Your Way
Drive the recolor from a swatch, an uploaded reference image, or a text instruction. Solid colors, prints, and textures all work.
Every Detail Preserved
Only color and pattern change. Weave, sheen, folds, seams, and the way light falls across the fabric stay exactly as you shot them.
Use Cases
For every time a proven style needs to ship in more colors, faster and cheaper than a reshoot.
New Colorways, No Reshoot
Launch a style in every color from one set of photos, instead of sampling and shooting each variant.
Seasonal Refresh
Re-release proven products in this season’s palette without booking the studio again.
A/B Test Colors
Try color options on the product page before committing to production samples.
Fix Off-Brand Color
Correct a garment to the exact brand color, consistently across the whole catalog.
Asked, answered.
What is AI garment recolor?
Garment recolor changes the color or pattern of one garment in your product photos while keeping the fabric texture, folds, stitching, fit, and lighting exactly as shot. You produce a new colorway from imagery you already have, instead of re-sampling or re-shooting the product.
How does the color stay consistent across every image?
You set the target color once and On-Model applies the same color and pattern to that garment across every image in the job. The whole set comes back matched, so a colorway looks identical on the front shot, the back, and every pose, with no manual color-matching between images.
Can I recolor to a custom pattern, or only solid colors?
Both. Drive the recolor from a text instruction (for example, "make the jacket burgundy"), from a reference image of a color or pattern you upload, or from a combination of the two. Solid colors, prints, and textured patterns all work.
Which garment gets recolored if the photo has several?
You choose. Name the garment you want to change, for example the shirt, the trousers, or the dress, and only that piece is recolored; everything else in the image stays untouched. The garment can also be auto-detected when there is a single clear item.
What is an AI clothes color changer?
An AI clothes color changer recolors clothing in a photo automatically, without manual masking or re-photographing. On-Model is built for catalog work: it targets one named garment, preserves every fabric detail, and keeps the new color consistent across an entire batch of images.
Do the fabric texture and details survive the recolor?
Yes. Only the color and pattern of the chosen garment change. Weave, sheen, seams, prints that should stay, and the way light falls across the fabric are all preserved, so the recolored result reads as a real photograph of that colorway.
Guides and comparisons.
Colorways From One Product Photo
How to generate consistent color variations across a full image set, step by step.
Colorways: The Complete Guide
What colorways are, how many a style needs, and how to produce them without a reshoot.
Colorway, explained
What a colorway is, and why it is the backbone of catalog merchandising.
Flat-Lay to On-Model
Turn flat product photography into realistic on-model images, garment preserved.
Ready to recolor your catalog?
Pick a garment, set a color or pattern, and get a consistent new colorway across every image, no reshoot.