How to Use an AI Clothes Changer

Follow a simple workflow to get realistic outfit changes. Photo tips, prompt formula, and refinement steps.

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Master the AI Clothes Changer

1

Start with the Right Photo

Good lighting and neutral pose help the AI preserve your features accurately.

2

Use the Prompt Formula

Follow: [garment] + [color] + [fabric] + [fit]. Example: "slim navy wool blazer."

3

Iterate for Perfection

Regenerate with small tweaks. Two or three tries usually nail the look.

Beginner Photo Guidelines

Start with an easy photo to learn how prompts work.

Do This

  • Front facing or slight angle
  • Arms relaxed at sides
  • Simple outfit with clean edges
  • Good background contrast
  • High resolution image
  • Natural daylight if possible

Avoid This

  • Side profile only
  • Crossed or raised arms
  • Oversized or layered clothing
  • Cluttered background
  • Low light or flash
  • Heavy beauty filters
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Beginner Tip

For your first test, use a simple t-shirt and jeans photo. Avoid complex patterns or layered outfits until you learn the prompts.

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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Quick start

Upload a clear photo, write a focused prompt, and generate. The system handles masking and lighting automatically.

Best photo setup

Use a neutral pose and a simple background. Full body or 3/4 body works best for full outfits.

Prompt template

Garment, color, material, fit, occasion, then a keep line. Example: "Navy blazer, white oxford, slim trousers, office. Keep face and background unchanged."

Prompt do and do not

  • Do: use specific colors and fabrics
  • Do: mention fit and length
  • Do not: stack too many accessories in one prompt
  • Do not: combine conflicting fit terms

Iteration strategy

Change one variable at a time. If the first result is off, simplify the prompt and regenerate.

Quality checklist

  • Clean edges around sleeves and hems
  • Lighting matches the photo
  • Texture looks like the material you asked for
  • Face and background unchanged

Common mistakes

  • Vague prompts without color or fabric
  • Complex backgrounds that confuse edges

Image ideas to generate

  • One photo, three outfit variants
  • Same outfit in three colors
  • Formal vs casual version

Case scripts

Goal

Generate a clean result on the first try.

Base Photo

Full body, neutral background, clear lighting.

Prompt
Light beige trench coat, white tee, black jeans. Keep face and background unchanged. - Output checks: Edges clean, coat length accurate.
Output Checks
  • 1Edges clean, coat length accurate.

Frequently Asked Questions

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