Clothes changer starts from a photo of a person who is already wearing something and replaces the outfit. Pose and face stay. If you have a flat-lay and no person in the shot, that is virtual try-on, a different input and a different tool.
What to upload
Open the AI clothes changer. Use a full-body or half-body photo where the person is clearly visible. Front-facing or a slight angle works better than a extreme crop. You also need the new outfit: describe it, or upload a garment photo.
How to change the outfit
- Upload the person photo. Your model, a customer who gave permission, or an AI character you already saved.
- Describe or attach the outfit. Type the garment, or drop a product photo. Be specific about cut and colour if you care about them.
- Generate and check. Review print placement, sleeve length, and whether the face still matches. Generate again if the drape is off.
- Export. Free-tier stills are watermarked. A paid pack removes the watermark and includes commercial use.
When to use the other two tools instead
- Virtual try-on when the source is a flat-lay or ghost mannequin and there is no person in the photo.
- Model swap when the garment is already right and you want a different person wearing it.
Rights and disclosure
Only upload a likeness you have the right to use. Generated people should be labelled where the audience could take them for real. Do not present a swapped outfit as a photo of a customer who never wore it.
Frequently asked questions
How is clothes changer different from virtual try-on?
Clothes changer starts from a photo of a person and replaces what they are wearing. Virtual try-on starts from a garment photo with no person in it and puts that garment on a model.
Does the face stay the same?
That is the intent. Pose and identity are meant to carry through. Results vary with the source photo, so review the face and the print before you publish.
Can I start from a flat-lay?
Use virtual try-on for that. Clothes changer expects a person already in the frame.
Can I use the output commercially?
Commercial use is included on paid credit packs. Free-tier output is watermarked and meant for evaluation.