How to try a different outfit in a photo

Before you start

Choose a photograph where the torso and relevant clothing are visible, with arms away from the body when possible. Heavy occlusion makes sleeves and hands harder to reconstruct. Keep the subject's face visible so you can check whether the model preserves their identity.

Step by step

1. Upload the person photo

   Open the clothes changer and add the image in the required Person photo slot. Complete sign-in when prompted.

2. Choose a style or reference outfit

   For a preset edit, pick an outfit style. If you have a particular garment in mind, upload it in the optional Outfit reference slot. With a reference present, style selection is disabled so it does not compete with the reference.

3. Add only necessary direction

   Choose Custom to describe an outfit in your own words. If you upload an outfit reference, the optional details field lets you refine that reference. Keep the first request focused on the clothing.

4. Generate after checking the estimate

   Review the displayed estimate and start the edit explicitly. Compare the person and garment with the source images before saving a variation.

What to check in the result

Check the face, hair, hands, body proportions, and the boundary between sleeves and skin. Look at seams, buttons, repeated fabric patterns, and accessories. An attractive generated outfit may still differ from the actual reference garment, especially around logos and small details.

If the result needs another attempt

If the garment shape changes, use a clearer reference with fewer obstructions. If the person changes, try a simpler outfit and a better-lit photo. For a professional profile picture, the headshot tool gives more focused portrait presets; for a cleaner setting alone, use the background changer.