Change the Color of Any Object in a Photo (Accurate AI Recoloring)

Introduction: change colors without Photoshop or a desktop

When you need to change the color of any object in a photo—whether it’s sneakers, packaging, or a prop—you no longer have to open a heavyweight desktop editor. Sinaï Studio puts accurate AI recoloring on your phone so you can test ideas, ship assets, and update campaigns on the go.

This tutorial walks through how to use Sinaï Studio’s inpainting and prompt tools to recolor clothes, products, and scenes in minutes. You will learn the best prompts, how to keep lighting consistent, and how to reuse the new palette across an entire shoot.

Key takeaways

• Accurate AI recoloring: Sinaï Studio rebuilds fabrics, metals, and plastics so the new shade looks realistic—the fastest way to change the color of an object in a photo without losing texture.
• Fast on iPhone & Android: Mask the object, describe the color, and preview results in seconds—ideal for creators who need a mobile AI recolor workflow.
• 25 free edits every day: Experiment with color swaps on the free plan (no watermark) before upgrading for heavier production runs.

Why accurate recoloring matters for creators

Color drives purchase decisions and brand recognition. With Sinaï Studio, you can deliver color-accurate variations without reshooting or learning desktop software.

• Test ecommerce product colors instantly for listings or ads.
• Change the color of clothes in a photo inside the app to plan outfits or keep an influencer campaign on-brand.
• Preview brand palette updates on signage, packaging, sets, or merch before production.

The Sinaï Studio tools you'll use

• Inpainting: Brush over the object so the AI knows where to rebuild color.
• AI Edit prompts: Describe the exact shade, finish, or material you want—natural language or HEX codes both work.
• Detailer & Upscaling: Sharpen textures, deepen shadows, or boost clarity after the recolor.
• Image-to-Image variations: Apply the same palette to alternate angles or create quick stylistic tests.

How to change the color of any object in Sinaï Studio

1. Open or import your photo. Launch Sinaï Studio, tap the camera icon to import from your gallery, or generate a base concept with text-to-image if you are starting from scratch.
2. Mask the area that should change color. Select Inpainting, zoom in, and paint over the exact object—stay slightly inside the edges to avoid spilling onto the background or skin.
3. Describe the target shade clearly. In the AI Edit prompt, be specific: “change the blazer to deep navy with subtle satin highlights” or “make the ceramic mug a matte #FF6B35 orange.” Mention material cues (matte, glossy, metallic) so lighting stays believable.
4. Refine and save. Preview the result, then run the Detailer pass or duplicate the prompt for slight variations. When it matches your vision, tap Save to export or continue building variants.

Tip: Need to recolor multiple pieces? Duplicate the image and reuse the same prompt, or copy the hex code into a Style Transfer to keep the palette consistent across a carousel.

Advanced workflows for tricky surfaces

• Blend fabrics and gradients: After recoloring, run Detailer on folds or seams so denim, satin, or knitwear keeps depth.
• Match full scenes: Use Style Transfer to recolor supporting props or backgrounds based on your hero shot.
• Create multi-color sets fast: Generate Image-to-Image variations with different color prompts to present options to clients.

Troubleshooting common recolor issues

• Color looks flat: Add descriptors like “with natural shadows” or “with soft highlight reflections,” then run Detailer for texture.
• Edges bleed into the background: Undo, remask with a smaller brush, and feather the edge by overlapping 1–2 pixels inside the object.
• Skin tones changed by accident: Erase the mask from skin areas or switch to Image-to-Image and specify “keep skin tones untouched.”
• Metallic items lose shine: Mention the finish (“brushed gold,” “chrome with reflections”) and increase intensity to 70–80% for more specular highlights.

Works on iPhone and Android

Download Sinaï Studio from the App Store or Google Play to run the entire AI recolor workflow on your phone—no desktop, plug-ins, or stylus required.

FAQ

How do I change the color of clothes in a photo without Photoshop?

Import the image into Sinaï Studio, mask the garment with Inpainting, and describe the new shade in plain language. The AI rebuilds folds and lighting automatically, so you can recolor outfits on iPhone or Android in seconds.

Can Sinaï Studio match an exact brand color?

Yes. Add the color name, Pantone reference, or HEX code to your prompt. If you need even more precision, follow up with the Detailer tool or Style Transfer to apply the same tone to additional props.

Does the recolored image keep realistic lighting and shadows?

Sinaï Studio’s inpainting engine understands how light wraps around the object, so highlights, seams, and shadows stay intact. If the finish appears too flat, run a second pass with descriptors like “with crisp studio lighting.”

Is there a watermark on recolored images?

No watermark is added, even on the free plan. You get 25 free recolor or edit actions per day, making it easy to test ideas before upgrading.

Conclusion

If you want to change the color of any object in a photo with accurate, realistic results, Sinaï Studio offers a complete mobile workflow. Mask the subject, describe the target hue, and keep refining with Detailer and Style Transfer until every asset matches your brand palette. Download the app today to start recoloring in minutes.