How to Change Clothes in a Photo
Learn how to change clothes in a photo using AI. Step-by-step workflow, prompt tips, and fixes for common issues.
Step-by-Step: Change Clothes in Any Photo
Choose a Clean Base Photo
Pick an image with clear clothing edges, good lighting, and minimal distractions.
Write a Specific Prompt
State exactly what to change and what to keep: "change shirt to white linen, keep jeans."
Refine in Small Steps
Adjust one detail at a time. Small iterations produce more natural results.
Base Photo Checklist for Clothing Edits
Clear inputs = fewer retries and cleaner results.
Do This
- Single person in frame
- Visible shoulders and waist
- Even lighting on clothing
- Plain contrasting background
- Sharp image with low noise
- Neutral standing pose
Avoid This
- Motion blur
- Hands covering clothes
- Strong shadows on garments
- Low resolution or pixelated
- Multiple people in shot
- Mirror reflections
Edit Tip
Photos with strong contrast between clothing and background give the AI clearer boundaries for seamless edits.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Quick fixes for the most common problems
Outfit doesn't look realistic
Solutions:
- Use a higher quality source photo (at least 512px resolution)
- Ensure good lighting in your original photo
- Try a more detailed prompt with specific colors and materials
- Avoid complex poses - neutral standing poses work best
Body proportions look wrong
Solutions:
- Make sure your full body or 3/4 body is visible in the photo
- Stand in a neutral, upright pose
- Avoid extreme camera angles or distortion
- Use photos taken at eye level, 6-8 feet away
Colors don't match my description
Solutions:
- Be very specific about colors (e.g., "navy blue" not just "blue")
- Mention material types that affect color (e.g., "matte black" vs "glossy black")
- Try regenerating - AI has some randomness
- Check that your photo has good color accuracy
Background got changed or distorted
Solutions:
- Use photos with simple, uncluttered backgrounds
- Avoid busy patterns or complex scenes behind you
- Stand away from walls or objects
- Try using a plain background if possible
Generation takes too long or fails
Solutions:
- Check your internet connection
- Try a smaller image file (under 5MB)
- Refresh the page and try again
- Contact support if problem persists
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Contact Support →Step by step workflow
- Pick a clear photo with full body or 3/4 body visible
- Write a short prompt with garment, color, material, and fit
- Add a keep line for face and background
- Generate and refine with small changes
Photo requirements
- Even lighting, minimal shadows
- Simple background with contrast
- Avoid group photos and heavy filters
Prompt template
Garment + color + material + fit + occasion, then keep line. Example: "Blue blazer, white shirt, slim trousers. Keep face and background unchanged."
Troubleshooting
- Blurry edges: use higher resolution and simpler background
- Wrong color: use specific color names
- Body shape changes: add "keep body shape unchanged"
Manual editing vs AI
AI is faster for preview and iteration. Manual editing is better when you need pixel perfect control. Use AI first to explore options, then edit manually if needed.
Mobile tips
Upload from your phone gallery in good light and avoid low resolution screenshots.
Image ideas to generate
- Casual to business change
- Color change only on top
- Same outfit in two styles
Case scripts
Replace the entire outfit with a new look.
Full body, simple background, clear lighting.
- 1Clean edges at sleeves and hem, lighting consistent.
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