01Product page
Crop the item out of a busy store page
A shopping screenshot can work when the product itself stays large and clear. Remove navigation, price blocks, thumbnails, and unrelated recommendations where possible.
Private AI fitting room
Change Clothes in a Photo with AI
A focused three-step workflow.
Change Clothes in a Photo with AI from shopping screenshots or everyday photos, with a free first Standard result.
Try it free No account needed
Photos, screenshots & linksUsually ready in about a minute Deleted after 7 days
Create your try-on
PrivateAdd your photo
Full body or waist-up works best.
JPG · PNG · WEBP · HEIC · MAX 15MB
Your garment comes next
Add your photo first to start a private try-on session.
Example preview
Your try-on will appear here
Add your photo and a garment to create a private result. Usually ready in about a minute.
- 01
Select the person photo
Pick a well-lit photo with one visible person; no masking or manual selection is needed.
- 02
Paste or upload the clothing image
Upload a product image or crop a shopping screenshot around the clothing you want.
- 03
Review the finished photo
If the output is unclear, improve the crop or photo angle before trying the same edit again.
Your photos stay yoursDeleted automatically after 7 daysNever used for training
Change Clothes in a Photo with AI, from screenshot to preview.
This change-clothes-in-a-photo workflow uses the exact item you are considering to create a visual approximation on your photo.
Garment inputs that work
You don't need a clean product shot. Any of these can be the garment image.
A photo edit without editor tools
Go from a shopping screenshot to a wearable preview.
This workflow is for people who want to update clothing in an existing photo without learning masks, layers, selections, or prompt writing. Prepare two useful images, generate the edit, and troubleshoot the inputs when the first result needs work.
02Person photo
Match the crop to the clothing area
A waist-up photo is often enough for a top. Use a longer frame for trousers, coats, or a head-to-toe look so the edit has room to follow the garment shape.
03Second attempt
Improve the input before repeating the edit
If sleeves, edges, or the clothing area look unclear, try a brighter person photo or a tighter garment crop. Better source information is more useful than repeating the same weak pair.
Simple input checks
Fix the source before blaming the result.
Most avoidable problems begin with a person who is too small, clothing covered by hands or bags, or a screenshot where the product occupies only a small area. Check these points before generating again.
The finished image is a visual approximation, not a manual retouch. Review small details and use product measurements when your decision depends on exact fit.
Use
Even lighting and enough resolution to see the clothing area
A crop that keeps the garment complete but removes page clutter
Similar garment coverage in the person and reference images
Avoid
Faces or bodies hidden behind large objects
Product collages with several possible garments
Screenshots dominated by text, controls, or promotional banners
Credits, plainly priced
Pay for the looks you need.
Standard costs 10 credits. HD costs 20. Failed generations cost nothing.
Starter Pack
100 Credits
10 Standard or 5 HD try-ons · Purchased credits never expire
$3.99one-time
Value Pack
300 Credits
30 Standard or 15 HD try-ons · Purchased credits never expire
$7.99one-time
Monthly Plan
Recommended500 Credits / month
50 Standard or 25 HD try-ons per month · Unused subscription credits reset monthly
$9.99/month
Good to know
Questions, answered plainly.
Your first standard try-on works without an account, and your photos are removed automatically.
01Do I need photo-editing experience?
No. The workflow does not ask for layers, masks, or a written prompt. You provide the person photo and clothing reference, then review the generated edit.
02Can I use a screenshot from an online store?
Yes. Crop away browser controls, prices, and unrelated products when you can. Keep the full garment visible so the model has a clean reference.
03Why did the clothing edit look unclear?
Small subjects, crossed arms, low light, busy patterns, and covered garments can make the edit harder. Try a clearer person photo or a tighter product crop.
04What can I upload?
Use JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, or HEIF images up to 15MB. Choose a clear full-body or waist-up photo. Garment photos, flat lays, and shopping screenshots are supported.
05Can I paste a product link?
Yes. Choose Link in the garment step, then paste a public product image or product-page URL. Upload a screenshot if the store blocks the import.
06How long does a try-on take?
A result is usually ready in about a minute. You can leave the tab open or switch away while the job continues.
07Do I need to sign up?
No. Your first Standard try-on works without an account. Sign in with Google for more generations, HD, and pinned results.
08How long are my images stored?
Person photos, garment images, and results are deleted seven days after upload or generation. Download anything you want to keep.
09Are my photos used to train the model?
No. We use your photos and results only for the try-on you request, not for model training.
The fitting room is ready
See it on you before you buy it.
One free standard try-on, no sign-up. Your photos are deleted automatically after seven days.