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AI CLOTHES CHANGER

AI Clothes Changer: Try Outfits on Photos

Try any outfit on your photo with our AI clothes changer, free and online: upload a photo of a person and a photo of an outfit, and the model dresses the person while keeping their face, pose and background as they were.

Upload Your Images

Photo 2 provides the outfit. Everything else comes from photo 1.

1. Person photo

Person and scene stay as they are

2. Outfit photo

Only the outfit is taken

Cost:Remaining:
SampleTwo photos become one
Portrait photo before changing the outfit
Person photo
Outfit photo used as the reference
Outfit photo
Same portrait wearing the outfit from the reference photo
New outfit

HOW IT WORKS

From two photos to a new outfit in three steps

One photo provides the person, the other provides the clothes. The model handles the fitting.

  1. 01

    Upload the person and the outfit

    Add a photo of the person to the first slot and a photo that shows the garment to the second. PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 5MB per file. Clear, well-lit photos give the model more to work with.

  2. 02

    Pick a model and settings

    Choose a Seedream model, then set the output resolution and format. Garment texture benefits from the higher resolutions. The selector only lists combinations the current model supports, up to 4K on some models.

  3. 03

    Generate and download

    Sign in and generate. Most results are ready in 30 to 60 seconds. Compare the result with your original using the slider, then download the full-quality file.

SAMPLES

What an outfit change looks like

Every card shows the two photos that went in and the result that came out, with no manual retouching.

Person in casual clothes before the outfit change
Person
Casual outfit shown in the reference photo
Outfit
Same person wearing the casual outfit from the reference photo
Result
Everyday casual look
Person before changing into formal business attire
Person
Business suit shown in the reference photo
Outfit
Same person wearing the suit from the reference photo
Result
Formal business attire
Person before changing into an evening dress
Person
Evening dress shown in the reference photo
Outfit
Same person wearing the evening dress from the reference photo
Result
Evening dress
Person before changing into a street style outfit
Person
Street style outfit shown in the reference photo
Outfit
Same person wearing the street style outfit from the reference photo
Result
Street style

FEATURES

What the clothes changer does for you

Built on the Seedream model family. You bring the two photos and pick the settings, the tool handles the fitting.

Only the clothes change

The model holds the person's face, pose, body shape and the background steady. The garment from the reference photo is fitted to their body with folds and drape that follow the original lighting.

Three Seedream models

For outfit changes, 5.0 Pro balances garment detail and realism, 5.0 Lite reaches the largest sizes, and 4.5 is tuned for portraits. Run the same two photos through two models and keep the better fit.

Output up to 4K

Depending on the model, results render at up to 4K, which keeps fabric texture readable on large displays and in print. The selector only lists what the current model can deliver.

Full-quality downloads

The preview after generation is compressed and watermarked so it appears quickly. The Download button serves the full-resolution image of the new outfit, without a watermark.

Pay per result, refunded on failure

An outfit change costs the credits shown before you click. If a run fails on our side, the credits return to your balance automatically.

Nothing to install

There is no app or plugin to install. The fitting runs on our servers, and the page works in any modern browser, on phones, tablets and desktops.

ABOUT OUTFIT CHANGES

What changing clothes in a photo means, and how this tool does it

Changing clothes in a photo means taking a garment from one image and putting it on the person in another. A wardrobe photo or a product listing becomes a fitting room: you see how a jacket, a dress or a uniform might look on someone without anyone wearing it.

This AI clothes changer sends both photos to a Seedream model. The model reads the garment's cut, color and fabric from the reference photo, then renders it onto the person while holding their face, pose and the rest of the scene steady. Shadows, folds and drape are painted to match the light in the original photo, which is what makes the result read as one picture instead of a collage.

It helps to know the honest limits. Fine prints, small logos and sheer fabrics can drift from the reference. Hands, hair or accessories that cover clothing in the original photo are hard to dress around, and a garment photographed crumpled or half-hidden gives the model little to read. Treat the result as a faithful preview of style and fit, not a guarantee of how the real garment hangs.

That makes the tool most useful where a quick visual answer matters: checking an outfit idea before buying, producing on-model photos for a listing without a shoot, or mocking up styling concepts for clients. For anything that needs exact product detail, compare the result against the reference photo before you rely on it.

TIPS

Get more convincing outfit changes

The two photos you choose matter more than any setting.

  1. 01

    Use a clear, front-facing photo of the person

    The model can only dress what it can see. A standing, front-facing photo with the current clothes fully visible gives the cleanest base.

  2. 02

    Show the garment clearly in the reference

    Flat lays, hanger shots and on-model photos all work, as long as the whole garment is visible and not crumpled, folded or covered by other clothes.

  3. 03

    Match the coverage roughly

    Putting a long coat onto a photo of a tank top means the model has to invent bare arms and shoulders. Similar coverage between the old and new outfit blends better.

  4. 04

    Keep the angles aligned

    A garment photographed straight-on fits a front-facing person best. Mixing a side view of a jacket with a front view of a person forces the model to guess the missing side.

  5. 05

    Check prints, logos and buttons at full size

    Small garment details are generated, not copied pixel by pixel. Use the comparison slider and zoom in before using the result for a listing or an ad.

  6. 06

    Change one setting at a time

    When two models give different fits, rerun with only the model changed: same photos, same resolution, same format. Otherwise the comparison tells you nothing.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which image formats can I upload?

PNG, JPG, JPEG and WebP, up to 5MB per file, for both photos. For the result you can choose PNG or JPEG output; the exact options depend on the model you selected.

Why do I need two photos, and which goes where?

The first slot takes the photo of the person, the second takes the photo that shows the outfit. The model keeps everything from the first photo except the clothes, which it takes from the second. Swapping the order produces a different result, so check the labels above each slot.

How much does one generation cost?

Each generation costs credits, and the exact amount is shown next to the Change Outfit button before you click, together with your remaining balance. Because the model reads two images instead of one, the price is twice that of the single-image tools on the same model. New accounts start with free credits, so you can try the tool before paying anything.

What happens if a generation fails?

A failed run does not cost you: when the failure is on our side, the credits return to your balance automatically. No refund request is needed.

Does it work with any garment?

Most everyday garments work well: shirts, jackets, dresses, coats, uniforms. Very sheer fabrics, complex layered outfits and garments covered by hands, hair or accessories are harder, and the result there can look approximate. Try it and judge the preview at full size.

Will it change the person's face or the background?

The model is instructed to change only the clothing and to keep the face, pose, body and background as they are. Fine garment details are still generated, so check prints, logos and text at full size before using the result anywhere important.

Why does my result preview have a watermark?

The preview shown after generation is compressed and watermarked so it appears quickly. The file behind the Download button is the full-resolution result and has no watermark.

Are my uploaded photos private?

Both photos, the person and the outfit, are processed to deliver and improve the service and are never made public. Retention details are in our Privacy Policy.

Who owns the generated images, and what photos may I upload?

You own the outputs generated for your account, subject to our Terms of Service. Only upload photos you own or have permission to use, both the person's photo and the outfit photo. Review each output before relying on it: like any AI-generated image, it can contain artifacts, and suitability for a specific use is your call.

Can I create NSFW or adult content on this site?

No. Generating or editing NSFW, sexually explicit, or adult content is strictly prohibited on this site, as stated in our Terms of Service. Accounts that violate this policy may be suspended or terminated.