Choose a custom color
In the product workspace, open Cut out, choose the custom color background, and either use the picker or type the six-digit hex code.
Custom color backgroundComing soon
Your brand color behind every product.
Take a color from your brand palette or this season's campaign, enter its hex code, and give a whole set of product photos the same solid background.
Open the workspaceThis tool is in private testing and is not open to all accounts yet. The page describes how it will work; the workspace shows which tools your account can use today.
How it works
The custom color option in TrendRemix removes the background from a product photo and fills it with a solid color that you specify as a six-digit hex code, such as #F2C14E or #1F3A5F. You can pick the color with a color picker or type the code. The background pixels are set to exactly that value and the product's soft outline is blended into it, giving an opaque PNG. In batch mode the same color applies to every photo, up to 50 per request, which keeps a branded or seasonal set consistent. Gradients, textures and patterns are not part of this option.
From input to finished result.
Apply it to the whole set
Switch on Batch to add up to 50 photos. They all share the color, so a second color means a second batch. The total credit cost shows before you submit.
Check the color in context
Download the ZIP and view the images where they will appear, such as a storefront banner, a social grid or a printed flyer, before publishing.
What you can do
Exact hex values
The background is written as the precise RGB value of the code you enter, so the same code gives the same color on every run.
Soft edges that blend into the color
Edge pixels mix the product with your chosen color rather than a trace of the old background, so dark and saturated colors stay clean around the outline.
One color per batch
Every photo in a batch receives the same color, which is what keeps a campaign set or a brand page consistent.
Pairs with shadows
For more depth, put the transparent cut-out through the shadow generator, which accepts the same hex color as its background.
Who it is for
- Brand storefronts
- Match product images to the brand color used on your store, your marketplace brand page or your packaging.
- Seasonal and holiday campaigns
- Swap in a warm autumn tone, a festive red or a summer pastel for a promotion without reshooting anything.
- Collection and colorway drops
- Give each collection or colorway its own background so customers can tell the ranges apart at a glance.
- Social and ad creatives
- Prepare product shots on a bold color block that headlines and stickers can sit on later.
At a glance
| Color input | Six-digit hex (#RRGGBB), by picker or typed code |
|---|---|
| Output | Opaque PNG with a solid background |
| Batch size | Up to 50 photos per request, one shared color |
| Not included | Gradients, textures or patterned backgrounds |
| Cost | Credits per photo, shown before you submit |
Before you download
- Avoid a background close to the product's own color; low contrast makes the outline harder to read and harder to cut.
- Look closely at the edge on dark or saturated colors, where any leftover halo stands out more than on white.
- Check that text you plan to add later will be readable on the chosen color.
- If the images will be printed, proof the color on paper; screens and printers reproduce the same hex differently.
Questions and answers
What color formats can I use?
A six-digit hex code such as #F2C14E. In the workspace you can pick from a color picker or type the code; three-digit shorthand, color names and RGB numbers are not accepted.
Can each photo in a batch have a different color?
No. A batch applies one set of settings to every photo. Split the photos into groups and run one batch per color.
Can I use a gradient or a textured background?
Not with this option, which produces solid color only. For a gradient, a surface or a styled set, describe it in the AI background generator instead.
Will the color match my brand guidelines?
The pixel values match the hex code exactly. How it looks still depends on the screen or printer, so check important campaign images on the devices and materials your customers will see.
What if I want a different color later?
Run the cut-out again with the new color; each run is a new file and the earlier version stays in your library. If you expect to try several colors, keep a transparent version, which you can place on any background color in a layout template.
Bring your product. Leave with something new.
Every result lands in your asset library, ready for the next tool.