Looks & Styling
Outfit Change
Describe a new outfit in words and wear it in your existing photo
4 free credits — one Standard run of any tool. No card needed.
- 1Upload a photo where your clothing is visible — full length or head and shoulders.
- 2Describe the new outfit: garment, color, fabric and any layers or accessories.
- 3Shoot, compare with the original, and download or send it to Background Changer.
Real Studio output — drag the handle to compare.
The photo is right — the light, the smile, the place — but the hoodie is wrong. Outfit Change lets you keep the frame and rewrite the wardrobe. Describe the clothes in plain words, from a charcoal suit to a silk wrap dress, and the Studio tailors them to your body and pose with realistic drape, seams, folds and shadows that follow the existing light. Your face, hair, skin tone, body shape and the background are untouched, so the result is your photo in different clothes, not a different photo.
Specific descriptions produce the most convincing results. Name the garment, the color and the fabric: "a cream cable-knit sweater" beats "something cozy". Mention layers and accessories if they matter — an open camel coat over a black turtleneck, small gold hoops. Because the tool respects the original pose, seated photos get seated tailoring and a hand in a pocket stays in the pocket. It works on full-length shots and head-and-shoulders alike, and the output keeps the aspect ratio of the photo you uploaded.
A Standard run costs 4 credits and takes seconds; Pro and Max finishes sharpen weave, stitching and fabric sheen for close crops. Use it to test a wardrobe before a headshot session, dress a casual selfie for a professional profile, or match outfits across a family photo. If you have a picture of the actual garment, Virtual Try-On uses it directly. And if the new outfit calls for a new setting, Background Changer takes the result next.
On the call sheet
- Your photo
- New Outfit
Every session includes
- Send the frame into any other tool
- Standard, Pro and Max finishes
- A contact sheet of everything you shoot
- Print-size upscales and short clips
Good to know
How detailed should the outfit description be?
Three to ten words covering the garment, color and fabric is ideal — "navy wool blazer over a white crew-neck tee". Add accessories only if they must appear.
Can I change just the top and keep my jeans?
Yes. Describe only what should change, such as "a black silk blouse, keep the jeans". Unmentioned pieces are left as they are wherever possible.
Will it fit a seated or partly hidden pose?
The new clothing follows your pose, so seated folds, a crossed arm or a bag strap are handled. Heavily obscured bodies give the Studio less to work with, so choose a clear photo.
What is the difference from Virtual Try-On?
Outfit Change works from a text description. Virtual Try-On works from a second photo of a real garment and puts that exact piece on you.
Can I try Outfit Change without paying?
Yes. A new account comes with 4 free credits — one Standard run of Outfit Change or any other tool — and no card is needed.
Often booked together
Virtual Try-On
Wear a garment from a product photo — your pose, your face, that exact piece
Hairstyle Changer
Preview any cut or color on your own photo before you sit in the chair
Background Changer
Describe a new backdrop and step into it with matching light and perspective
Professional Headshot
Corporate-grade headshots in your pick of attire and backdrop, from 1–3 selfies