How to Change Clothes in a Photo with AI

To change clothes in a photo, upload a clear portrait, describe the outfit or add a clothing reference, then generate an AI edit. Compare the face, hands and clothing with the original before downloading. You can also start from an outfit template.

Start with a useful source photo

Choose a photo where the person and clothing are clearly visible. A front-facing or three-quarter portrait gives the model more information than a heavily cropped image. If you want to change trousers or shoes, those areas must be visible in the source. Avoid photos where arms, bags or other people hide most of the outfit.

The tool accepts JPG, PNG and WebP images up to 10 MB. Upload only photos you have permission to use.

Try this setup

This is a suggested setup you can try, not a recorded generation or a promise of the result.

Source photo: use a clear portrait with the garment visible. You can choose “Try a sample photo” in the workbench before uploading your own photo.

Model and image cost

Nano Banana 2: 10 credits at 1K or 15 credits at 2K per image. Check the workbench estimate before each submission.

Choose Describe and try this outfit prompt

A navy single-breasted blazer over a pale blue cotton shirt. Keep the same person, pose and background.

After generation, compare the face, hands, collar, seams and background. If an area changes unexpectedly, simplify the request or choose a less obstructed photo before trying again. A new attempt uses credits.

Try the outfit setup

Choose one way to describe the change

Describe: name the garments, color and material. For example: “A navy single-breasted blazer, a pale blue cotton shirt and charcoal trousers.” Specific garments give the model clearer instructions than “make me look professional.”

Reference image: upload the person photo first, then add a clothing image. The second image is a visual guide to the outfit. A reference with a similar camera angle can reduce how much unseen clothing the model needs to invent. Exact logos, patterns and tailoring are not guaranteed.

Templates: select a starting outfit such as a navy suit or soft knit layers. You can switch back to a text description to give a different instruction on the original photo.

Check the cost and submit

Sign in before generating. Eligible accounts may receive welcome credits according to the current settings. The tool shows the selected resolution and credit cost before submission. Each request creates one image.

When a task is processing, leave time for it to finish. If your connection fails, check My creations before submitting another request. A connection error does not confirm that the generation failed.

Inspect more than the clothes

Compare the face, hair, hands, accessories and background with the source. Look for broken seams, distorted buttons and shadows that do not match the scene. If the change is too broad, shorten the description and focus on one outfit.

Every new generation uses the price displayed before submission. System-confirmed failed tasks return their generation credits. A result that is successfully generated but does not match your taste is different from a technical failure.

Download a result you have reviewed

Use the original/result controls to compare your images, then download the result. AI clothing edits are visual previews. They do not measure your body or establish how a real garment will fit.

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