Use Photoroom’s Recolor feature to adjust colors in your batch images. It’s a fast way to create consistent colors across multiple images while preserving texture and detail. You can fine-tune colors or completely change them.
Availability
Requires AI credits
Requires Batch exports.
Limits apply:
Users in a Pro Space can use Recolor on individual images
Users in a Max or Ultra Space can use Recolor on multiple images at once.
This article explains how to use Recolor in Batch on the iOS version of Photoroom. For other platforms, see:
Steps (iOS)
To recolor one or more images in a batch follow the instructions below (split into stages, some are optional). The video below shows all stages.
Stage 1: Access the Recolor tool in Batch
Start a new batch or resume a previous one, see Create a batch of images (iOS).
Select AI Tools.
Select Recolor.
Select the batch image(s) you want to recolor.
Important: Make sure you select AI Tools > Recolor from inside the Batch editor. If you're outside the Batch editor, the standalone Recolor feature will open instead.
Stage 2: Use the Recolor settings
Use the Recolor settings to tell Photoroom what you want to create.
Swipe the options bar to access:
Color selector
Use to choose your target color. It will replace the color(s) in the image.Quality
Choose the Quality (availability depends on your subscription):
Standard
Pro and higher. 1k resolution, simpler but fastest AI model, consumes fewer AI credits than Advanced.
Advanced
Max and higher. 2k resolution, better AI model than Standard, consumes more AI credits than Standard, fewer than Premium.
Premium
Ultra. 4k+ resolution, best AI model, consumes most AI credits.
Size
Choose the aspect ratio for the image.
Brand
Choose whether your Brand description (set in the Brand Kit) should influence the AI when it generates your images.
You can edit the brand description if needed. Be aware that any changes you make will affect the brand description across the entire Space.Prompt
Describe the parts you want Photoroom to recolor, for example, "recolor the body and sleeves of the T-shirt".
When you have made your choices:
Select the arrow button to generate images.
[Optional] Change the settings and generate again to make different images.
Stage 3: [Optional] Make further changes
In Batch, you can:
Use the other Batch Editor features to make further changes
Tap on an image to open it in the main editor. This works in the same way as the Edit option, explained below.
Long-press on an image to display a context menu with options, described below.
The context menu options are:
Edit
Use Edit to open the image in the main editor. In the main editor, you can make changes that are not supported in the Batch editor, such as adding text or editing individual layers. To learn more, see Edit individual images in a batch (iOS).When you exit the main editor, you can choose to apply the changes to all images in the Batch (see How does "Apply recent edits to all" work?)
Duplicate
Use Duplicate to create a copy of the image. This can be useful when you want to quickly create multiple versions of the same image so that you can edit each one differently.
Delete
Use Delete to remove an from the Batch.
Save as a template
Save the image as a template that you can edit and then use for other images. To learn more, see Save Batch images as templates (iOS).
Export
Save the image to your device.
Stage 4: Export your images
When you are finished editing:
Select Export images.
Photoroom saves the images to your device's camera roll. You can also save them to Files and share them with other people.
Select Close batch to exit the Batch editor.