AI Outfit Change — Upload a Garment, See a Realistic Try-On

E-commerce product photos are the most reliable: plain or simple background, the full garment visible, shot straight-on or at a slight angle. Real-life photos work too, but a busy background or heavy occlusion can make it harder for AI to read the garment's shape.

No. AI is built to preserve the person's identity — it only adds the garment, keeping facial features, body proportions, pose, and background exactly as they were.

Choose "Dress / Outfit" for dresses, full outfits, or matching sets; "Top" for T-shirts, shirts, jackets, and other upper-body wear; "Bottom" for pants, skirts, and other lower-body wear. Picking the wrong category can make the result look off.

Half-body or full-body shots with the clothing area clearly visible work best. Even lighting and a simple background give cleaner results; heavy accessories or occlusion can affect the composite quality.

Yes — each run uses its own credits. Upload the same person photo and submit it again with a different garment reference to compare looks.

Yes. You can try it with the free trial credits a new account receives, and each try-on then costs credits since it runs in the cloud. Upload a clear half- or full-body photo of yourself plus a garment image, and AI fits the outfit on while keeping your face and pose. Results save to your library.

Yes. A screenshot of an e-commerce product photo works well as the garment reference, especially when the item is shown in full and straight-on against a plain background. Pick the matching garment category, top, bottom, or dress/outfit, so AI fits it to the right part of the body.