AI Clothing Pattern Changer - Change Patterns on Clothes

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your photo

   Choose any photo where you want to change or add clothing patterns. Works with shirts, dresses, pants, blazers, or any garment. The AI handles different fabric types, poses, and lighting conditions automatically.

   Expect: Simple uploads: 2-3 seconds. Large files or slow connections: 5-8 seconds.
2. 2

   Describe what you want

   Type the pattern you want in plain English—'add vertical navy pinstripes to the shirt,' 'change the dress to a red and white polka dot pattern,' or 'make the blazer checkered gray plaid.' Be specific about pattern type, colors, and scale. The AI automatically applies the pattern while preserving fabric folds, shadows, and garment structure.

   Tip: Specify pattern scale like 'small florals,' 'thin stripes,' or 'large checks' to control the size of the pattern elements.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Classic pinstripes Add vertical navy blue pinstripes to the shirt, thin and evenly spaced, following the fabric folds

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   Polka dots Change the dress to a white and black polka dot pattern, medium-sized dots, evenly distributed

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   Floral pattern Add a delicate floral pattern to the blouse, small pink and white flowers on the existing color, subtle style

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   Checkered plaid Make the blazer a gray and charcoal checkered plaid pattern, classic business style with thin lines

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   Horizontal stripes Change the shirt to navy and white horizontal stripes, sailor style with even spacing

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   Animal print Add a subtle leopard print pattern to the dress, brown and tan spots, sophisticated style

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   Geometric pattern Change the shirt to a geometric triangle pattern in navy, gray, and white, modern abstract style

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3. 3

   Review the result

   Check that the pattern looks natural—follows fabric folds, maintains proper scale, correct color placement, and realistic pattern flow. Make sure the pattern doesn't look flat or pasted on. If the pattern is too bold or too subtle, adjust your prompt and regenerate.

4. 4

   Refine with markers if needed

   If the AI changed the wrong garment or you want the pattern only on a specific part (like just the collar or sleeves), tap a marker on that exact area. This tells the AI precisely where to apply the pattern when you regenerate.

   Tip: Markers are helpful for multi-piece outfits when you want patterns on only one item.