Wall colour

Change the wall colour in a photo

Upload a room photo and see the walls in a new colour in seconds — twelve paint shades, six wall materials, or the colour in your own words. The trim, ceiling, floor, furniture and camera angle stay exactly as shot. 1 credit a photo.

A living room with magnolia walls, and the same room after the walls were repainted sage green — the sofa, the curtains, the window and the carpet exactly where they were — beforeA living room with magnolia walls, and the same room after the walls were repainted sage green — the sofa, the curtains, the window and the carpet exactly where they were — afterBeforeRestyled
What you get

Every way to say what colour

01

Twelve paint shades

Warm white, crisp white, soft grey, greige, warm beige, clay pink, sage, soft blue, olive green, graphite, deep navy and terracotta — each described to the model as a paint finish, not a colour filter laid over the photo.

02

Or your own colour

Type the colour you want — "a soft clay pink, warm not dusty" — and that is what comes back. No swatch to hunt through, no prompt to write.

03

Six wall materials

Panelling, textured wallpaper, limewash, microcement, exposed brick and timber slats, for the rooms where paint is not the answer.

04

Only the walls

Ceiling, skirting, window and door frames, floor, furniture and the daylight all stay as shot. The room is still the room — repainted.

How it works

Three steps, a few seconds

  1. 01

    Upload the photo

    Any room photo, including the one from the listing shoot. Walls are already selected when the tool opens.

  2. 02

    Pick a colour

    Choose one of the twelve shades, a wall material, or describe the colour in your own words. Auto picks a shade that suits the room.

  3. 03

    Download it

    One credit, a few seconds, and the result downloads at full size without a watermark.

Before you upload

Which photos work best

Works best

  • Furnished or empty interiors where the walls are clearly visible and lit.
  • Rooms with dated or heavy paint — magnolia, strong feature colours, tired white.
  • Straight-on photos: the flatter the wall in frame, the cleaner the repaint.

Avoid

  • Exterior photos. They are refused and you are not charged; for the outside, use Exterior Touch-up.
  • Photos where furniture or curtains hide almost every wall — there is little left to repaint.

Stays the same

The ceiling, skirting, frames, floor, furniture, window view and camera angle stay. Only the walls change.

Examples

One room, four colours

The same living room, four separate runs, walls only. Nothing else in the photo was asked to change — and nothing else did.

Warm white · the magnolia gone; the sofa, the curtains and the carpet exactly as they were — beforeWarm white · the magnolia gone; the sofa, the curtains and the carpet exactly as they were — afterBeforeRestyled
Warm white · the magnolia gone; the sofa, the curtains and the carpet exactly as they were
Soft blue · a cool wall behind the same sofa, with the daylight from the window unchanged — beforeSoft blue · a cool wall behind the same sofa, with the daylight from the window unchanged — afterBeforeRestyled
Soft blue · a cool wall behind the same sofa, with the daylight from the window unchanged
Deep navy · dark walls without the room going dark — the white ceiling, the curtains and the picture hold their own — beforeDeep navy · dark walls without the room going dark — the white ceiling, the curtains and the picture hold their own — afterBeforeRestyled
Deep navy · dark walls without the room going dark — the white ceiling, the curtains and the picture hold their own
FAQ

Wall colour FAQ

See the room in a new colour

Upload one photo, pick a shade, and show the room as it could look. 1 credit a photo.