

The same shirt, recoloured navy blue
Outfit change → Recolour clothing → Navy blue
Compare the collar, buttons and pocket to assess whether the design and fabric remain recognisable.
Edit with these settings ↗Keep the garment you like and try navy, cream or another colour. Enter a target colour in Recolour clothing. The instruction asks to retain the existing cut, fabric, pattern and accessories.
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Outfit change → Recolour clothing → Navy blue
Compare the collar, buttons and pocket to assess whether the design and fabric remain recognisable.
Edit with these settings ↗

Recolour clothing → Burgundy red
Compare the collar, buttons and pocket to assess whether the design and fabric remain recognisable.
Edit with these settings ↗The source portrait is AI-generated. The result was actually generated through our editor using Nano Banana 2.1. These are examples; results vary with the photograph.
A navy jacket with its original stripes and buttons is a clearer colour brief than a business outfit. If several garments are visible, identify the target in additional instructions: only the jacket, with the shirt and trousers unchanged. Generative recolouring can still alter details; exact colour codes and product colour accuracy need separate checking.
Use a normally exposed photo. Deep shadows, coloured lighting and shiny fabric make colour harder to judge. A target colour is required before this mode can generate.
Recolour only the jacket navy blue; keep its cut, stripes, buttons and fabric shadows. Leave other clothing unchanged.
Edit my photo ↗Upload one clear photograph. This page’s entry selects the matching feature.
Confirm the preset or corrections. Required descriptions and target colours must be filled in; other settings expand on demand.
Check the cost and submit. Select the edited result to continue editing, or download it.
The editor shows the required credits and checks your balance before submission. An insufficient balance opens a recharge prompt. Compatible choices use one task; another generation is a separate task.
You can describe a colour name or code, but generation is not a calibrated colour workflow. Check brand colours with appropriate design tools.
A recolour needs a clear target. Your photo and settings remain in place until you enter the colour; the editor does not choose it randomly.