A bulb overhead
Warm indoor light tints the whole photo. Daylight from a window fixes it.
Colour in the AI photo does not match your garment? Fix the photo first
The studio copies the colour it sees in your photo. If the photo was taken under a yellow bulb or through a filter, the shot inherits it. Fix the photo, and the colour follows.
What you’ll get
Shots that show the colour your buyer will receive.
What you need
- Your garment and daylight
- Optional: a close-up of the weave
- Step 1
Re-take the photo in daylight, then replace it
Take the photo again near a window in indirect daylight, with no filter or beauty mode. Then tap Replace on the fabric slot and pick the new photo.
Indoor bulbs turn whites cream and reds orange; phone filters shift everything. Neither can be undone after the shot is made.
Replace the photoSwap in the daylight photo. Settings stay as they are.- Replace the photo Swap in the daylight photo. Settings stay as they are.
- Step 2
Add a weave close-up or a colour reference
For silk, tissue or crepe, add one straight-on macro photo under Close-Up / Zari — it carries the sheen and texture. If the colour is the problem, add a true-colour photo under Colour Matching.
1Colour MatchingA true-colour photo of the fabric.2Close-Up / ZariA macro of the weave, for sheen and texture.- 1Colour Matching A true-colour photo of the fabric.
- 2Close-Up / Zari A macro of the weave, for sheen and texture.
- Step 3
Never start from an AI image
Always upload your original product photo. Feeding an earlier AI result back in shifts the colour a little more each time.
Where colour goes wrong
Filters and beauty mode
They change colour by design. Turn them off for product photos.
Screen differences
Check the shot on the same phone your buyers use, not only on a laptop.
Quick check
| You see | Likely cause | Do this |
|---|---|---|
| Whites look cream | Indoor bulb | Re-shoot in daylight, Replace |
| Colours too bright | Phone filter or HDR | Re-shoot without filters |
| Silk looks flat | No texture reference | Add a Close-Up / Zari macro |
| Slightly off after many tries | Re-using an AI image | Upload the original photo |
Questions
Can the studio correct colour on its own?
It copies what it sees. A colour reference helps, but a daylight photo is the reliable fix.
Do I lose my settings when I replace the photo?
No. Replace swaps only the photo; your pallu, poses and other choices stay.
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