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# Which liquid colors can you render, and how do I change mine?

In **Outshinery Studio**, we can render any liquid color. You pick it in the request form in two steps.

**1. Choose the color range.** Reds, Rosés, Whites, Ambers, or Clear. Ambers covers whiskey, brandy, rum, amber ales, and anything in the gold to brown family.

**2. Pick the exact shade.** Each range opens a set of named preset shades, each with its HEX code and a one-line description, so you can match by eye. If none of them is quite right, choose **Custom shade** and pick a color or paste your HEX code.

Then tell us how the liquid behaves. You can choose more than one:

- Translucent
- Opaque
- Hazy or cloudy (unfiltered, often natural wines)
- With sediments
- Foamy head with bubbles, or without
- Flat head with bubbles, or without

Not sure of the exact shade? Add a quick phone photo of the liquid in a glass on a white background. It is optional, and it helps us match more accurately.

**Need it to match another of your Product Shots exactly?** Say which one in Additional notes, and we use the same shade.

**Changing the liquid color on an image you already have is free.** Always, with or without a subscription. Request it here: [Update a Product Shot](https://www.studio.outshinery.com/update-product-shots), and pick the new shade the same way.

**Liquid color is free, glass color is half.** Changing the color of the glass itself is a 0.5 Shine Credit update. Full ladder: [What does a change to an existing image cost?](https://help.outshinery.com/en/article/what-does-a-change-to-an-existing-image-cost-1v4jcdn/)

In **Outshinery Lite** you choose the liquid color from the library when you order.