Give an existing portrait a new business look. Choose a suit template or describe the jacket, shirt and accessories, then review your edited portrait.
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Output settings1K / 3:4
10 credits per image
Sign-in required. Eligible accounts can use welcome credits. Confirmed failed tasks return their generation credits.
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Visual reference, not a verified output from this tool. Results vary by model and input.
Build a better business portrait
Choose a clear, front-facing portrait with shoulders and neckline visible. Describe the jacket, shirt and tie separately. Check lapels, collar, hair and facial details before using the result.
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Give an existing portrait a new business look. Choose a suit template or describe the jacket, shirt and accessories, then review your edited portrait.
Reference example
Add a suit to a photo you already have
Start with a clear portrait instead of arranging another shoot. Describe the business outfit you want, with the jacket and shirt visible in the source photo.
Yes. Upload a portrait and choose a suit template or describe the business outfit. Check the credit estimate before generating.
Can I choose the suit color?
Yes. Name the jacket and trouser colors in the prompt, along with the shirt and tie if needed. AI output may vary from the exact shade requested.
Does this work for different business styles?
Describe the fit and formality you want: a tailored suit, a blazer with an open-collar shirt or another professional outfit. Templates provide starting ideas.
Is the result suitable for an official ID photo?
Do not assume an AI-edited portrait meets official ID requirements. Check the issuing authority’s rules and use an unedited photograph when required.
Will my face stay exactly the same?
The request focuses on clothing, but AI may change facial details or the background. Compare your portrait with the original before publishing it.
How many credits does a suit edit use?
The clothes studio shows 10 credits for 1K or 15 credits for 2K before submission. Generating another outfit version uses credits again.
Preview a business outfit in your portrait
Use an existing portrait to try a suit template or describe a jacket and shirt. Review the face and clothing before using the result as a profile picture.