Change Flower Colors in Any Mockup

Type the color change in plain English. For example, "change the roses to deep red" or "make all blooms ivory." FloraViz updates the mockup in seconds without affecting the arrangement shape or greenery. You can change one flower at a time or shift the entire palette at once.

Yes. Create the first version, then type a color change to produce a second. Repeat for a third. Each version is saved automatically. Most florists present two or three palettes side by side during a single consultation.

The composition, shape, and greenery stay consistent across color changes. Only the bloom colors update. This makes side-by-side comparisons meaningful because the client is evaluating color alone, not a completely different design.

Yes. Be specific in your instruction. Say "make only the hydrangeas lavender" and everything else stays the same. You control how broad or narrow each edit is. Partial changes are just as fast as full palette swaps.

There is no limit. Each color change counts as one mockup toward your plan. Most florists find that three variations are enough to guide a client decision. You can always add more if the consultation calls for it.