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Furniture Fabric Swap

Swap the fabric on any furniture or soft furnishing

Furniture Fabric Swap lets you replace the fabric on any piece of furniture with a new material — just provide a photo of the item and a swatch of the new fabric. The shape, shadows, and lighting stay identical; only the surface material changes.

This is the fastest way to visualize a furniture reupholstery, show a product in multiple colorways, or experiment with different textile options before ordering samples. Retailers, interior designers, and product teams use it to produce realistic visual variants without a full photoshoot.

What you can do

  • swap — replace the fabric on chairs, sofas, cushions, curtains, bags, ottomans, and any upholstered item
  • Control coverage: full item, main upholstery only, or cushions only
  • Works with any swatch image — flat fabric swatches, seamless tiles, or close-up textile photos

Who it's for

Furniture retailers showing a sofa in multiple fabric options, interior designers exploring material choices for clients, and e-commerce teams creating product variants without a reshooting every colorway.

How to use it

  1. Use swap with a product_url (the furniture photo) and a fabric_url (the new material swatch)
  2. Set coverage to control which surfaces get the new fabric — full by default
  3. View the result inline and iterate with a different swatch if needed

Getting started

Pass a furniture photo URL and a fabric swatch URL — results come back in under a minute.

Swap Fabric

Replace the fabric on a furniture or soft furnishing item using a swatch image as the new material. Preserves product shape, silhouette, shadows, and lighting exactly.

Returns: Product photo with fabric texture replaced by the provided swatch, shape and lighting unchanged
List Models

List available models for this tool, sorted by popularity. Returns provider details and pricing.

Returns: List of available models with pricing and provider info
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v0.022026-04-14
  • Accept products (furniture) and style references from your file library
v0.012026-04-07
  • Initial release

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What you can do with Furniture Fabric Swap

Create Sofa Color and Fabric Variants for a Listing

Generate photorealistic color and fabric variants of a sofa from a single hero photo without staging a new shoot for every option.

  1. Share your hero sofa photo and list the fabric and color options you want to generate.
  2. Ask Claude to run `swap` via the furniture-fabric-swap tool for the first color variant.
  3. Review the output and ask Claude whether the texture and sheen look accurate for the fabric type.
  4. Run the remaining variants and have Claude rank them by likely conversion performance.
  5. Save the complete variant set for the listing.

Visualize Custom Upholstery Choices on Existing Furniture

See exactly how a fabric or leather choice will look on a client's existing chair or sofa before the upholsterer starts work.

  1. Share a photo of the existing furniture in situ and list the fabric options being considered.
  2. Ask Claude to run `swap` via the furniture-fabric-swap tool for the first fabric option.
  3. Ask Claude to evaluate the result — does the fabric work with the room, the scale, and the furniture's silhouette?
  4. Run the remaining options and have Claude compare them with a clear recommendation.
  5. Share the winning render with the upholsterer as part of the brief.

Test a Paint Color on Furniture Before You Paint

See exactly how a paint color will look on a chest of drawers, cabinet, or chair before opening the tin.

  1. Share a photo of the furniture piece in the room where it will live.
  2. Specify the paint colors you want to test — use brand paint names where possible for the most accurate color matching.
  3. Ask Claude to run `swap` via the furniture-fabric-swap tool for the first color.
  4. Ask Claude whether the color works given the room's light, floor, and existing furniture.
  5. Run the remaining options and have Claude give a clear recommendation.

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