Change clothes in a photo with the AI clothes changer: a fresh outfit on the same person, with the face, hair, pose and background kept.
Change clothes in a photo with the AI clothes changer: a fresh outfit on the same person, with the face, hair, pose and background kept.
One reference photo and the restyled version generated from it. The output ratio follows your photo to the closest supported ratio, with 3:4 as the fallback.
The recipe asks to keep the person's identity, face, hairstyle, expression, pose and background exactly the same. Compare the face and hands at equal scale first. If the person no longer looks like the original, a good outfit does not rescue the result.
Only the outfit is meant to change, to a fresh, stylish look the template picks itself. You cannot name a garment, and the result is a styling concept, not a specific product or a fit check.
Follow each sleeve from shoulder to cuff and look where fabric crosses hands, pockets or jewelry. Check that the body outline, the pose and the wall beside the outline did not move. Logos or text on clothing may come out distorted.
Three common reasons to use an AI clothes changer. In each one the result is a concept to judge, not a garment you can buy.
Auto ratio · Casual
Start with a relaxed photo whose expression and setting you like. The template proposes a different outfit, and you decide whether its tone fits the portrait. Compare the face, shoulders and hands with the original, and keep the original separately. If the clothes work but the face drifts, do not pick the result.
Auto ratio · Profile
A clear portrait in clothing that feels too informal can be explored at a different level of formality. The template does not guarantee business attire or any uniform. For a studio background and a standard headshot composition, use the headshot template instead, and avoid badges that imply credentials you do not hold.
Auto ratio · Stylist
Use the result to talk about shape, contrast and mood. Describe what you like in plain words so a stylist can separate the idea from the model's invented construction. The image cannot carry your measurements, comfort needs or fabric preferences, so bring those to the conversation separately.
Upload a photo, check the fixed output, then compare the person and the sleeves before you download.
Add one JPG, PNG or WebP image up to 20 MB, and use a photo you own or may edit. Choose a full or half-body photo with one obvious person and the clothing visible. Bags, crossed objects or other people covering the outfit make the result harder to judge.
There is no garment upload, wardrobe selector or ratio picker; the panel shows the fixed output, one PNG at HD from Nano Banana Pro in the supported ratio closest to your photo, with 3:4 as the fallback.
Each AI clothes changer result costs 45 credits, shown on Generate before you confirm. When the new outfit is done, compare the person, hands and background with your original, check sleeves and cuffs, then download it.
The AI clothes changer swaps the outfit and leaves the rest alone. Four features cover what stays, what changes, the settings and the review.
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Everything except the clothing should come back as it was: identity, face, hairstyle, expression, pose and background. A strong outfit cannot make up for a face that drifted, so check the face and hands at the same scale as your photo before you look at the clothes.
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The template chooses the new outfit for you. You cannot name a garment or upload a second garment reference, and the result is a styling concept, not a product or a fit check. Logos or text on clothing may come out distorted.
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There is nothing to configure: the output uses the supported ratio closest to your photo, and each run costs 45 credits. A full or half-body photo shows more of the new outfit than a tight headshot.
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Look where fabric crosses hands, pockets or jewelry, and check that the body outline, pose and wall beside it did not move. Use the image to talk about shape and mood with a stylist, and bring measurements and fabric preferences separately.
Pick the task that matches the change you want next.
An AI clothes changer, sometimes called an AI outfit changer, edits a photo so the same person appears in different clothing. This Potto AI template picks a fresh, stylish outfit for the person in your reference and asks to keep the face, hair, pose and background unchanged. It is a quick visual idea, not a garment catalog, a shopping service or a fit simulation.
This template accepts one person-reference image and has no second garment-reference input or wardrobe selector. Use the general image-editing workflow for a more specific instruction, and still check accuracy. Do not interpret the automatic outfit as a verified representation of an actual product.
Use a clear photo with one obvious person and the clothing area visible. A full or three-quarter view shows more of the outfit, while a head-and-shoulders portrait only supports judging the upper part. Avoid large bags, crossed objects or other people covering the clothes, and prefer even lighting so folds and colors can be judged. JPG, PNG and WebP are accepted, up to 20 MB, and you should use a photo you own or may edit.
The template is built around one person, so a photo where several people overlap can leave it unclear whose clothing should change. Start with a photo that has one obvious subject. For coordinated clothing across a group, use the Matching Outfits template and check every person afterward. There is no person-selection control on this page.
No. The output contains no body measurements, garment sizing, or fabric-behavior simulation. It can help explore a visual styling direction. A purchase or tailoring decision needs real measurements and product information separate from the image.
Compare the face, hair, expression, pose, hands and background with the source first; the recipe asks to keep them, but a result can still change them. Then follow each sleeve from shoulder to cuff and look for fabric cutting through fingers, pockets or jewelry. Logos and text on clothing may come out distorted, so do not rely on them.
Yes, with another template; this page changes only the outfit. AI Hairstyle changes only the haircut, Kpop Photo restyles hair and clothes together as a studio shoot, and Matching Outfits dresses a whole group in one shared palette.
45 credits per run for one PNG at HD in the supported ratio closest to your photo, made with Nano Banana Pro. The quote appears on the Generate button before anything is charged.
Upload one clear photo of the person, review the credit estimate, and compare the new outfit with your original before using it.