Replace Clothing from Photo
Change outfits, styles, and clothing colors without reshooting in seconds.
Type 'replace the shirt with a blue denim jacket' and EditThisPic's AI transforms the clothing in 30-60 seconds. Describe the new garment: style, color, material, and details. The AI maintains body pose, lighting, and natural fit. Works on shirts, dresses, jackets, and full outfits. Perfect for fashion mockups or visualizing style changes. Free to try, no account needed.
How it works
Upload your photo
Drop your image into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB. Works best with clear, well-lit photos where clothing is visible. Full body or upper body shots both work. The AI needs to see the current clothing to understand how to replace it.
Describe the new clothing
Type your instruction: 'replace the t-shirt with a red wool sweater' or 'change the dress to a navy blue formal gown.' Be specific about style, color, material, and any details like buttons or patterns. No marking needed for obvious clothing items.
Copy one of these to get started:
replace the t-shirt with a professional button-down dress shirt in white, properly fitted and tucked
change the color of the jacket from black to burgundy red, keep the same style and material
replace the casual dress with an elegant floor-length evening gown in navy blue satin with subtle shimmer
add a brown leather bomber jacket over the current outfit, zipped halfway open
3 more prompts
replace the summer outfit with a cozy winter look featuring a thick knit sweater and wool coat
replace the shirt with a navy blue polo shirt with a small logo on the left chest area
change the plain shirt to a blue and white horizontal striped pattern, same shirt style
Review the fit and style
Check that the new clothing follows the body's pose naturally. Look for consistent wrinkles and shadows that match the lighting. Verify sleeves, collars, and edges look realistic at full zoom.
Refine specific areas if needed
If necklines, sleeves, or transitions look off, tap markers on those specific areas and regenerate with guidance. This is common for complex poses or layered outfits. Most simple replacements work on the first try.
"I design custom clothing and use this to show clients how designs look on real bodies. Way faster than photoshoot mockups and clients love seeing themselves in the designs." @CustomClothier_Nadia
See it in action
Casual t-shirt to professional blazer
A casual selfie with a plain t-shirt transformed into a professional headshot with a suit jacket.
replace the t-shirt with a professional navy blue blazer over a white dress shirt, business formal style
Summer dress to winter sweater dress
A woman in a light summer dress changed to a cozy winter knit dress for seasonal marketing.
replace the summer dress with a warm burgundy knit sweater dress with long sleeves, cozy winter style
Jacket color changed from black to camel
A leather jacket's color was changed to visualize how the same style would look in a different shade.
change the color of the leather jacket from black to warm camel brown, keep the same style and details
If something looks off
New clothing doesn't follow body pose naturally
Why: Complex poses or unusual angles make it harder for the AI to generate clothing that fits the body shape correctly.
replace the clothing with [your garment], ensure it follows the body's pose and shape naturally
💡 Adding 'follows the body naturally' explicitly tells the AI to prioritize realistic fit.
Edges where clothing meets skin look unnatural
Why: Transitions between skin and fabric, especially at necklines and sleeves, require precise edge work.
Tap markers on the neckline/sleeve areas and regenerate: refine these edges where clothing meets skin
💡 Edge refinement is the most common adjustment needed—markers make it quick.
AI changed the wrong area or something I didn't want changed
Why: The AI couldn't determine exactly which garment you meant from description alone. This happens with layered outfits.
Tap a marker on the specific garment you want replaced, then regenerate with the same prompt
💡 Markers tell the AI 'I mean THIS piece of clothing specifically.' Essential for layered outfits.
Lighting on new clothing doesn't match the photo
Why: The AI generated clothing with different lighting than the original scene, making it look composited.
replace the clothing with [your garment], match the lighting and shadows to the rest of the photo
💡 Mention lighting direction if visible: 'with light from the left side matching the face.'
Style looks generic or not what I described
Why: More detail produces better results. Vague descriptions lead to generic interpretations.
Be more specific: add material, fit, details like 'slim-fit cotton oxford shirt with button-down collar'
💡 Fashion terminology helps: 'A-line', 'fitted', 'oversized', 'cropped' all give style guidance.
Quick answers
Do I need to mark the clothing before describing the replacement?
For single-garment photos, no! Just describe what you want: 'replace the shirt with a blue sweater.' The AI identifies the main clothing item automatically. Use markers when wearing multiple layers and you want to change only one piece—like replacing just the t-shirt under an open jacket, or changing only the skirt while keeping the blouse.
Can AI replace clothing on any body type or pose?
Yes! The AI adapts to different body shapes and poses. Standing, sitting, and action poses all work. Very complex poses like arms crossed or partially obscured clothing may need refinement. The AI maintains natural fit regardless of body type, generating clothing that looks realistic on the actual person in the photo.
How realistic are the fabric textures?
Very realistic for common materials. Describe the material specifically: 'cotton', 'silk', 'leather', 'denim', 'wool knit', 'satin.' The AI generates appropriate textures, wrinkles, and light reflection. Unusual or very specific materials may be approximated to the closest common fabric type.
Can I add accessories like ties, scarves, or jewelry?
Yes! Include them in your prompt: 'add a red silk tie' or 'replace the necklace with a gold chain.' Accessories work best as additions to existing outfits. Complex jewelry or very small details may need higher resolution photos for best results.
Will the original person's face and body stay the same?
Yes! Only the specified clothing changes. Face, body, pose, background, and everything else remains identical. The AI is specifically designed to preserve identity while changing garments. This makes it perfect for visualizing wardrobe options on yourself or clients.
Ready to transform clothing in your photos?
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