Outfit CheckPrepare your source
Upload a clear adult person photo and describe the clothes you want. You do not need a separate garment image.
AI Outfit Changer from Text
Describe a new outfit and preview it on your photo.
Inspiration in practice
From a relaxed knit to evening tailoring
A cobalt sweater and sand trousers become a navy tailored suit for an evening setting. A useful clothing brief names the main pieces, their colors and the desired level of formality. The goal is to explore a direction you can refine, rather than search for a specific shop product.
Try this toolWhat you can create
Text outfit changing starts with your person photo and a written clothing brief. It works well when you have an idea but no product reference. Describe the garment, color and material to make the change more specific.
Where it fits
Explore wardrobe ideas, compare color combinations or imagine a different dress code for an event.
How it works
Choose your settings
Use the options above to set the effect you want. Check the credit estimate before you start.
Review and download
Compare the result with your source and download the finished image or video.
Make the most of this tool
Start with a stronger source
Start with a clear photo where the whole outfit is visible. Describe a few concrete pieces, such as a navy double-breasted jacket, matching trousers and a white open-collar shirt. When comparing ideas, change one part of the brief at a time so it is easier to understand the difference.
Choose the right workflow
No garment image is needed here. If you already have the exact jacket or dress in mind, Virtual Try-On is a better starting point. For changes to a handbag, accessory or another small region of an existing result, use the photo editor.
Questions, answered
What do I need to upload?
Upload a clear adult person photo and describe the clothes you want. You do not need a separate garment image.
What should I check in the result?
A text description invents clothing details. To preview a particular product, use Virtual Try-On with the actual garment image.
How do I get a clearer result?
Start with a clear photo where the whole outfit is visible. Describe a few concrete pieces, such as a navy double-breasted jacket, matching trousers and a white open-collar shirt. When comparing ideas, change one part of the brief at a time so it is easier to understand the difference.
Which tool should I use next?
No garment image is needed here. If you already have the exact jacket or dress in mind, Virtual Try-On is a better starting point. For changes to a handbag, accessory or another small region of an existing result, use the photo editor.