When you offer the same product in multiple colors, shooting each color variant separately multiplies your costs and time. I used XBRUSH's edit feature to change only the color on an existing product image — generating several color versions in one session.
The Original — Red Serum
The source is a dropper-type serum bottle — a polished image with fruit styling and water droplets. From here, I'll change just the bottle color to green, orange, and purple.
Changing the Color with AI
Select the original image in XBRUSH Studio, enter Edit mode, choose the Seadream 4.5 engine, and type a prompt.
Prompt: "Change the product color to green"
Setting the image count to 4 generates four different green variants simultaneously. Swap "green" for another color in the prompt to get orange or purple versions the same way.
Color Results
The green version. As the bottle color shifted, the fruit props in the background naturally harmonized toward green and kiwi tones.
The orange version. The strawberry and kiwi background is retained while only the bottle shifts to orange.
The purple version. The composition leans toward a grape-toned palette that complements the new color.
Color Variant | Background / Props | Mood | Best Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|
Red (Original) | Strawberry, water droplets | Energizing, bold | Hero product shot, main listing image |
Green | Kiwi, green fruits | Fresh, natural | Spring / summer seasonal campaign |
Orange | Strawberry, kiwi retained | Warm, vibrant | Autumn campaign, gifting season |
Purple | Grape-toned palette | Premium, luxurious | Premium tier positioning, limited edition |
When to Use This
Color lineup product pages: Prepare per-color product images without separate photoshoots
Pre-launch teasers: Create marketing assets for a new color before production begins
A/B testing: Post multiple color variants on social to see which gets more engagement first
Tools Used
XBRUSH Edit (Seadream 4.5) — product image color change
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does changing the bottle color also change the background and props automatically?
Often yes — XBRUSH's Seadream 4.5 engine tends to harmonize the surrounding props and background with the new bottle color. In the examples above, shifting to green pulled the background toward kiwi tones, and purple brought in grape-like hues. You can run multiple generations and pick the one with the best color harmony.
Q: How many color variants can I generate in one session?
You can set the image count up to 4 per generation. To cover more colors — say red, green, orange, and purple — run the same source image through separate prompts, each specifying a different color. The whole process for four colors typically takes under 15 minutes.
Q: Can I use this for products other than cosmetics — like apparel or homeware?
Yes. The color change prompt works on any product type where color is a key differentiator. Clothing, bags, mugs, and accessories all respond well. The key is starting with a clean, well-lit source image where the product color is the dominant visual element.