01
Casual → business style
Replace the hoodie with a formal business suit, keep the face, pose and background unchanged
AGENT · CLOTHES BY PROMPT
Change clothes in a photo with your own prompt
Describe the new look in your own words: garments, colors, materials, and style. AI Agent rebuilds the outfit around the person while preserving identity, pose, and scene.
- Free-text clothing prompt
- 5 ready outfit ideas
- Face, pose, and scene stay in focus
BEFORE / AFTER
Real clothing-change examples
The first pair is also used in the working example above. The examples below cover different outfit directions and levels of formality.
02
Home photo → fashion look
Replace clothes with a stylish fashion look for social media, keep the face and natural lighting
03
Everyday look → evening dress
Replace with an elegant evening dress, keep the face, pose and natural proportions
04
Model photo → product clothing
Put a printed hoodie on the model, keep the pose, face and natural lighting
FOCUS
What this page is designed to control
This is not a fixed clothing preset catalog. The core input is your own prompt: describe the outfit and let the Agent apply it to the current person.
Garments
Item type, length, cut, and full outfit.
Color & material
Shades, fabric, texture, and finish.
Fit
Clothing should follow the body and current pose.
Identity preservation
Face, hair, and expression are not the target of the edit.
POSITIONING
Where this workflow stops
Clothes by prompt
Best when you want to describe a custom outfit and its details.
Clothing presets / Try-On
Better when you want a ready style or need to transfer a specific reference garment.
USE CASES
When clothes-by-prompt is useful
Business look
Try a suit, smart casual outfit, or more formal presentation.
Fashion content
Build editorial or streetwear variations without a new shoot.
Event styling
Test evening, seasonal, or occasion-specific looks.
Custom concept
Describe an outfit that does not exist as a fixed preset.
QUALITY CHECK
What to check before publishing
- 01
Change clothing first instead of mixing background, face, and pose edits into the same request.
- 02
Inspect hands, collars, cuffs, and contact areas where clothing meets the body.
- 03
If a logo or print matters, explicitly list it as a detail that must stay intact.
- 04
For a complete outfit, use a photo where the relevant part of the body is visible.
FAQ
Questions about this workflow
How is this different from a regular clothing changer?
This page is built around free-text clothing instructions, useful for a custom outfit that is not available as a fixed preset.
Can I describe a complete outfit?
Yes. List the top, bottom, shoes, colors, materials, and overall style in a clear order.
Will the face stay the same?
The workflow targets clothing, but you should still inspect the face, hair, and clothing boundaries after generation.
Can I replace only one item?
Yes. Name the exact garment to replace and explicitly say that the rest of the outfit should remain unchanged.
Is this useful for clothing-store content?
Yes for concepts and creative content. For literal transfer of a specific product photo, use Virtual Try-On instead.
Can I edit a ready prompt?
Yes. Clicking a ready idea fills the text field and you can rewrite any part before generation.
AI AGENT
Describe your own outfit and try it on the photo
Upload a photo, start from a ready idea or write your own prompt, then compare the result directly in the workspace above.
AI processing terms
What is free and when do I need an account?
Guest AI edits are unavailable. A new account created after the offer started gets one successful free edit with any editor tool, including Premium. Further edits require tokens. This is one account-wide attempt, not one per page.
How do I pay for further edits?
Further AI edits use tokens at the tool rate. Technical failures should not consume a free attempt. Switching project modes does not reset used attempts. Purchased tokens and permanent Premium remain intact; Premium unlocks after a purchase.