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Change clothing colour with a mask

Recolour the complete long-sleeve top to blue through a selected area. Retain its cut and folds while protecting the face, hands, trousers and background.

Change clothing colour with a mask — Original grey top
Original grey top
Change clothing colour with a mask — Result
Result

Demo case: the source images are AI-generated and the result is AI-processed. Use your own product and inspect details before publishing.

Format: 2:3

The task and result

The source shows a model in a grey outfit. The editor changes the top’s colour without replacing it with a different garment. The selection includes the torso, sleeves, neckline and cuffs; the instruction protects any skin and background inside it. This is a visual colour variant, not proof of an available SKU.

How to repeat it

  1. Open the editor and upload the source photo.
  2. Select the complete top, including inner sleeve edges, neckline and cuffs.
  3. Request muted cobalt blue while retaining the cut and shading.
  4. Check for grey strips and accidentally recoloured skin or trousers.

What to check

  • An incomplete mask leaves grey sleeve strips; inspect the selection edges.
  • The top should retain its original neckline and fold directions.
  • Screen colour is not a measurement of the real fabric shade.

Description to reuse

Recolour the complete gray long-sleeve shirt to muted cobalt blue, including its collar, cuffs and every part of both sleeves. Preserve the exact shirt construction, folds and shadows. Do not recolour any trousers, skin, hair or white background that falls inside the broad selection. Keep all unselected pixels unchanged.

Questions about this case

Why select the inner sleeve edge?

Areas outside the mask are preserved. Unselected fabric may remain its original colour.

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