Product photo template

Product Color Variations for a Coordinated Photo Set

Product color variations start with a photo of each actual shade and the same scene description to aim for a coordinated set. Separate results can still vary, so compare each image with the item you sell.

Drop your product photo hereJPG, PNG or WebP · any clear photo works
Template Color VariantsSize Square 1:1Output One photo per color
Make my color set →See the cost before you start

Plans from $24.50 a month. You see the credit cost before every job, and if a job fails its credits go back to your balance.

Tip: Upload a photo of the actual product in each color rather than one pair to be recolored, because real dyes and fabric textures differ more than you'd expect.
Unbranded ceramic soap dispenser in warm terracotta glaze with a brushed metal pump on white.
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Unbranded ceramic soap dispenser in deep cobalt blue glaze with a brushed metal pump on white.
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Unbranded ceramic soap dispenser in deep forest green glaze with a brushed metal pump on white.
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Unbranded ceramic soap dispenser in warm charcoal gray glaze with a brushed metal pump on white.
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Unbranded ceramic soap dispenser in matte cream glaze with a brushed metal pump on white.
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Unbranded ceramic soap dispenser in muted dusty rose glaze with a brushed metal pump on white.
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Color variation photos work best when the product shape, camera angle, and light stay consistent. Start from a clean photo and keep each color tied to the correct listing option.

How it works

Make coordinated product color variations

Pale sage ceramic soap dispenser with a brushed metal pump on seamless white.
Drop your product photo hereJPG, PNG or WebP · any clear photo works
Step 01

Photograph one color clearly

Keep the whole product in frame and use a consistent camera angle for each color.

Show this single soap dispenser with a warm terracotta glaze while keeping the pump, silhouette, angle, and soft white-background shadow unchanged.
Template Color VariantsSize Square 1:1Output One photo per color
Cost24 credits
Step 02

Choose the finish and setting

Name the color and background while keeping the product shape and light consistent.

Single soap dispenser with warm terracotta glaze against pure white.
Step 03

Link each image to its option

Download each variation, then assign it to the matching color choice in your listing.

Choose a scene

Choose a palette for product color variants

Pick a palette that fits the product and keeps its shape easy to compare.

Where to use it

Use color variation photos on listings and feeds

Square crop of insulated tumblers in several muted color options.

Show four tumbler colors in a product post

Keep the tumbler shape and studio light consistent so shoppers can compare the available colors.

Cream stoneware serving bowl shown alone on seamless white.

Show a soft neutral bowl color

Keep the stoneware shape and finish clear so shoppers can compare the neutral shade.

Start with a clear photo

Start with a clear product color photo

✓
Unbranded ceramic soap dispenser in muted teal glaze with a brushed metal pump on white.
Muted teal dispenser stays clear
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The same muted teal soap dispenser softened out of focus.
Muted teal dispenser loses focus
✓
Unbranded ceramic soap dispenser in soft ochre glaze with a brushed metal pump on white.
Soft ochre dispenser stays in frame
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The same soft ochre soap dispenser tightly cropped at the frame edges.
Soft ochre dispenser is tightly cropped
Your result

Square product color variant examples

Square photo of three ceramic soap dispensers in muted terracotta, sage, and cream finishes.
Square color options for ceramic dispensersSquare photo · 24 credits
Unbranded ceramic soap dispenser in pale blue-gray glaze with a brushed metal pump on white.
Square pale blue-gray soap dispenserSquare photo · 24 credits
After download

Add color and material names after download

Unbranded ceramic soap dispenser in muted plum glaze with a brushed metal pump on white.
Color nameMaterial

These details are added in your editor after download.

  • Link each downloaded image to the matching color option in your product listing.
  • Type the color and material names from your product information so shoppers can compare the finishes.
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FAQ

Questions about product color variations

How do I keep color options consistent?

Use the same view, light, and background for each source photo so shoppers can compare the finish.

Can the tool create a different product color?

Describe the color change while keeping the silhouette, hardware, and material visible.

Where should each variation image go?

Attach the downloaded image to the matching product option so the chosen finish is shown.

Keep reading

Guides and articles

Try Color Variants with your product

Upload one product photo. See the cost before you start.