Recolor is built for the work that starts after a brand team changes a palette. Instead of manually retouching every hero, packshot, and campaign visual, Jasper can remap product and scene color while keeping weave, gloss, transparency, and lighting believable.
- Input: source image
- Target: palette swap, brand rule library, or text prompt
- Output: photorealistic recolor preserving texture and lighting
- Access: private beta API evaluation
Where the capability earns its place.
Apply new color systems across a product line quickly.
Generate timely palette variants without rebuilding the shoot.
Turn one master image into multiple sellable colorways.
Adjust palettes for regional preferences while staying on brand.
Two routes into the same model.
Run governed recolor workflows across catalogs with Brand IQ palette rules.
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Visit resourceWhat the model is optimizing for.
Fabric weave, metal sheen, and glass behavior stay believable.
Brand palettes can be enforced at execution time.
One approved recolor approach can cover whole catalogs.
Questions teams usually ask before they test it.
AI image recoloring changes the color of a product or scene while preserving texture, lighting, and material cues. Jasper Recolor helps brands create new colorways, seasonal variants, and localized assets from an approved source image.
A global hue shift can flatten fabric, metal, glass, and other materials. Jasper Recolor is designed to understand material context so weave, gloss, transparency, shading, and surface realism remain believable after the color changes.
Yes. Brand palettes can be encoded through Jasper Brand IQ so recolor workflows target approved color ranges instead of relying on uncontrolled prompt interpretation.
Yes. Jasper Recolor is designed to preserve fabric weave, metal sheen, gloss, transparency, lighting, and other material cues while changing the visible color.
Yes. Jasper Image Pipelines can apply an approved recolor workflow across catalog-scale batches, helping teams create product colorways and regional variants consistently.
No. Jasper Recolor is currently available for private beta API evaluation. Talk to the Jasper team to test material fidelity, brand color control, and catalog-scale workflow fit.