AI Clothing Changer

How it works

1. 1

   Upload a fully clothed source photo

   Choose the image whose garment you want replaced. A clearly visible torso or full body gives the editor enough context for neckline, sleeves, waist, and pose while keeping the person identifiable.

   Expect: A single unobstructed garment is the simplest case; coats over shirts, crossed arms, and seated poses can require an additional focused correction.
2. 2

   Describe the replacement garment

   Type a self-contained instruction such as: “Replace the visible red hoodie with a fitted camel trench coat over a white shirt; keep the exact face, body, pose, hands, and background fixed.” No preliminary selection is needed.

   Tip: Name layers from inside to outside and include material or cut only when those details matter.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Hoodie to trench coat Replace the visible red hoodie with a fitted camel trench coat over a white shirt; keep the exact face, body, pose, hands, and background fixed

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   Blouse to knit sweater Change the blue blouse to a cream cable-knit sweater with a crew neck and relaxed fit, preserving hairstyle, body proportions, arms, jewelry, and room lighting

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   Jacket replacement Replace only the black leather jacket with a matte forest-green field jacket, matching the photographed pose and shadows and leaving the shirt underneath unchanged

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   Full coordinated outfit Change the clothing to a charcoal blazer, pale grey shirt, and straight black trousers; retain the person's exact face, body, stance, hands, shoes, and street background

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   2 more prompts

   Seasonal garment swap Replace the heavy wool coat with a lightweight tan linen overshirt over the existing white t-shirt; preserve the person, pose, hands, trousers, and outdoor setting

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   Dress replacement Replace the floral dress with a solid navy wrap dress of the same length, with realistic fabric overlap and folds; keep the person's body, face, arms, pose, and backdrop unchanged

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3. 3

   Review realism and protected details

   Confirm the source identity, body proportions, posture, hands, setting, and light direction survived. Then inspect collar, sleeve openings, waist, hem, and any garment overlap for plausible construction.

4. 4

   Optionally mark one ambiguous garment edge

   If the written prompt changes the wrong layer or leaves part of the old garment, place a marker on that exact clothing region and repeat the narrow correction. Most replacements do not require this.

   Tip: A marker identifies location; the words still need to describe the intended garment.