Text or Reference Outfit
Describe a look in words or upload another image alongside the portrait to guide fabric, color, and garment details.
Try a new outfit in one photo
AI Clothes Changer
Swap the outfit in a portrait using a simple description or add a second reference image for the clothing you want to reproduce.
Upload an imageNo manual masking required
Before
AfterAI Clothes Changer
Upload a portrait and describe the new outfit. Add a clothing reference image when useful.
Model
Image
Drag & drop or click to upload images
PNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP, Max 10 MB
Aspect Ratio
Prompt
152 / 2500
Details:
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Prompt shortcuts
Start with a proven instruction
Choose a common edit below, then adjust the prompt after it opens in the editor.
Built for the task
Built around the edit, not a generic filter
Identity-Preserving Edit
The presets instruct the model to keep the face, body, pose, hands, and original composition unchanged.
Realistic Fabric and Lighting
Generate folds, shadows, textures, and garment edges that follow the body and match the source photo.
From Headshots to Social Content
Create professional profile photos, outfit concepts, campaign mockups, or fresh social posts without reshooting.
Three simple steps
How it works
Upload a Portrait
Use a clear photo where the existing outfit and body pose are visible.
Choose or Describe an Outfit
Select a preset, write your own clothing prompt, or add a second garment reference image.
Generate Your New Look
Review identity and clothing details, refine if needed, and download the finished portrait.
Continue your image workflow
AI Clothes Changer FAQ
Yes. The editor regenerates the clothing region from your prompt while using the original person, pose, and scene as context.
Yes. The image editor supports multiple inputs. Upload the portrait first and a clear outfit reference second, then explain which image is the person and which is the clothing reference.
The included prompts tell the model to preserve identity. A clear, well-lit portrait and a precise instruction provide the most consistent results.
Front-facing or three-quarter portraits with visible clothing, natural lighting, and minimal obstruction tend to work best.
No. The output is a visual concept, not a measurement-accurate fitting simulation or a guarantee of how a physical garment will fit.
Try AI Clothes Changer
Swap the outfit in a portrait using a simple description or add a second reference image for the clothing you want to reproduce.