STEP 01 ·
Upload
Start with a clear outfit photo
Upload a well-lit photo that shows your outfit.
Upload a photoFrom your photo to one edited image.
Upload your photo, choose a direction, then generate and download.
Business suit
Smart casual
Athletic wear
STEP 02 ·
Direct
Choose your new look
Choose an outfit or describe a look of your own.
Choose a directionSAME SOURCE PHOTO
STEP 03 ·
Generate
Choose output settings
Set the frame and resolution, then generate.
Set the frame
STEP 04 ·
REVIEW & REFINE
Compare and save
Review and download your image. For changes, sign in, choose Refine in Output and describe what to change or keep. Check credits, then choose Apply changes. Each successful version is saved separately in My Creations.
View outputOutfit ideas to try on your own photo.
Explore four outfit directions for work, travel, events, and everyday activity. Use a preset or Custom to change clothing or a garment color.
Change a casual outfit to a suit in your photo
Choose a tailored look to preview formal clothing on your own pose. Use a clear image with the face, shoulders, arms, and clothing visible. The AI clothes changer requests a new outfit while retaining the person. Compare the face, hands, collar, and jacket edges before downloading your formal-style preview.
Preview a formal outfit
Try a linen outfit or change one garment color
Choose a relaxed linen look to explore a lighter outfit for a trip. For a smaller edit, use Custom: Change only my shirt to ivory; keep the trousers, face, pose, and background. The preview helps compare styling and color. AI can still alter nearby details, so inspect the rest of the photo too.
Describe a clothing change
Preview an evening outfit before choosing a look
Try an evening direction to compare silhouette and color for an event. A photo showing the garment area helps you judge the full look. Download a promising preview, then check the actual item’s size, material, and cut separately. An AI outfit image shows styling; it does not simulate how a retail garment will fit.
Try an evening outfit
Explore an athletic outfit for a casual look
Choose an active direction to compare sporty layers with your usual clothes. Use a photo with visible arms and unobstructed garment edges, then inspect seams, hands, and proportions in the result. The AI preview shows a clothing idea in one image; it cannot assess comfort, movement, or fabric performance.
Preview an active outfit
AI Clothes Changer: common questions.
How do I change clothes in my photo?
Upload one clear photo with your face and clothing visible. Choose Men or Women to see all twelve outfits in that collection, including everyday looks, event outfits, and modern cosplay. Or use Custom for a written clothing direction or one outfit reference. Select your frame and resolution, check the credit cost, and generate one preview. Compare the face, hands, and garment details before downloading.
Can I change a casual outfit to a suit in a photo?
Choose a formal outfit preset or describe a suit in Custom. Try: Replace my hoodie with a navy blazer and white shirt; keep my face, hands, pose, and background. A clear upper-body photo gives the model visible garment boundaries. Review collars, sleeves, and proportions; this is a styling preview rather than proof of an actual outfit.
Can I use a photo of the outfit I want to try?
Custom accepts one outfit-reference image alongside your own photo. The reference guides clothing style, shape, color, and fabric appearance; your first image supplies the person. AI may reinterpret seams, patterns, and small accessories. It does not guarantee an exact copy of a retail garment or show whether that item will fit your body.
Is an AI outfit preview an accurate virtual fitting room?
An AI outfit preview shows a visual styling idea, not an accurate fitting simulation. It cannot measure your body, select a size, predict fabric feel, or establish how a retail item will drape. Compare silhouette and color in the image, then check the actual garment and retailer's sizing information separately before buying.
What photo works best for an AI clothes changer?
Use one sharp, evenly lit photo with a visible face and the whole garment area in frame. A front or gentle three-quarter pose with hands away from the clothing provides clearer boundaries. Avoid heavy filters, crossed arms, and cropped sleeves. Keep the original nearby so you can check the face, hands, and clothing after generation.
Can I change clothes without changing my face or body shape?
The clothes-editing request asks to retain the person's face, pose, hands, and proportions, but AI can still redraw details. Use a clear source and name the garment to replace. In Custom, specify features to keep, such as glasses and hairstyle. Compare the entire result with your original; the editor does not provide an identity lock.
Why do sleeves, hands, or garment edges look wrong?
Crossed arms, hidden hands, and very different garment shapes can make an AI clothing edit harder to interpret. Try a source with visible shoulders and arms, then specify the sleeve length and neckline in Custom. A single-garment change can make the request clearer. Review the anatomy and seams; no setting guarantees a correct result.
How can I change only my shirt color in a photo?
Use Custom to name the shirt and new color. For example: Change only my shirt to navy; keep its shape and texture, my other clothes, face, pose, and background. The model generates a new image rather than recoloring locked pixels, so check nearby details. You can also request one replacement garment instead of a whole outfit.
Can I compare different outfits on the same photo?
Keep your source photo and generate separate previews for different presets or Custom directions. Each submission requests one image and has its own displayed credit cost. Download useful results or revisit them in My Creations. Comparing the same pose can help you judge styling, but generated details may differ between attempts.
Can I change clothes in a photo for free without signing up?
Generate one 1K outfit preview for free without logging in or signing up. If generation fails, the free try is restored. Sign in to adjust resolution or make further generations with credits. New accounts receive 40 credits that expire after 30 days. This is a visual styling preview, not a garment-fit measurement.
How do I refine a generated outfit preview?
After generation completes, sign in and choose Refine in Output. Request a different garment color or sleeve detail while keeping the face, pose and background. Enter your change in the refinement field, check the displayed credit cost and choose Apply changes. The request edits the current generated result and uses the original photo to anchor recognizable details. It keeps the selected result's aspect ratio and resolution, creates a new image and may also change other details.
Are refined versions saved in My Creations?
Yes. Every successful signed-in refinement is saved as a separate image in My Creations, alongside earlier results. In the current editor session, choose a version in Output to view it or compare it with the original or previous version. Download a useful version from Output or return to My Creations later. Guest free-trial results can be downloaded from Output; refinement requires sign-in and credits.
START WITH YOUR PHOTO
Try a new look from one photo.
Choose a source image, give the model one clear direction, and review the result before using it.
Upload a photo
