01 / Your person photo
Upload this first. Choose a clear, well-lit photo with the clothing area visible. For a dress or trousers, include the full body. Use a photo you have permission to edit.
AI OUTFIT SWAP
Upload your photo and an outfit reference.See a new look in one place.
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A new outfit, the same starting photo. Upload your person photo, then one or more clothing references. Sign in to generate with credits.
Upload this first. Choose a clear, well-lit photo with the clothing area visible. For a dress or trousers, include the full body. Use a photo you have permission to edit.
Add 1–7 clothing photos after the person photo. Use JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC/HEIF, up to 20 MiB each. Photos are resized on your device before upload.
Sign in and add your person photo, then 1–7 clothing references. The first thumbnail is the person to edit.
Check your person photo and clothing references. Each generation costs 24 credits, whether you add one clothing reference or several.
Submit the edit and follow its progress in recent creations. Review the face, hands and clothing edges before downloading. Processing time and results vary.
Use the clothing photos to describe one look you want to explore. The first upload identifies the person; the remaining images provide clothing references for the same edit. Adding several references does not request a separate result for each garment.
Before generating, review the thumbnails and remove unrelated clothing photos. You can replace a reference or add another while keeping the same person photo.
AI Clothes Changer →Open Clothes Swap AI →Virtual try on clothes →Four actual results generated with Nano Banana 2 on October 20, 2026, using demonstration images from our earlier project. Compare the inputs with the unretouched output. Results vary; notice the extra clothing changes described below.

Original photo

Outfit reference

AI result
The blazer pattern transfers, while the model also adds a shirt and tie.

Original photo

Outfit reference

AI result
The overalls transfer; the original T-shirt is not retained.

Original photo

Outfit reference

AI result
The trousers change while the blue top remains; the top is tucked in.

Original photo

Outfit reference

AI result
The model adds a matching grey top, showing that edits can extend beyond the reference garment.
Look at the whole outfit, not only the garment being replaced. In the plaid blazer example, the result also adds a shirt and tie. The grey skirt example includes a matching top that was not in the clothing reference. With the tailored trousers, the blue top remains but is tucked in. These are observations from the displayed results, not predictions for every upload.
Compare the original, reference and result side by side. Decide whether you wanted only one garment changed or whether the added styling suits your idea. A recognisable colour or pattern does not mean that every seam, layer or accessory has been copied. Use the examples to set expectations before trying your own photos.
Explore a shirt, jacket or full outfit on a clear portrait. Keep the shoulders and torso visible for a more useful starting image.
Plan a dress, blouse or layered look using a reference photo. Include the full body when the change extends below the waist.
For a child’s photo, a parent or guardian should choose the image and give permission. Keep edits to ordinary, fully clothed outfits.
Use photos of clothes you already own to explore a different combination on your person photo. For a trip or an event, you might pair a familiar top with another jacket or a different pair of trousers. Keep the person photo the same across separate swaps so you can compare the styling ideas against the same starting image.
A product image you have permission to use can provide a reference for a new look. Compare the overall colour combination and style with your existing wardrobe. This preview cannot tell you which size to buy, how fabric feels or how a garment fits in real life. Check the shop’s measurements and real product photographs before making a purchase.
These names overlap. Here, an outfit swap uses one or more images as clothing references. A clothes changer may also use a text description to invent a new look. A reference gives you a concrete garment to aim for, but neither workflow guarantees an exact match or real-world fit.
Clothes Swap AI →New accounts receive 24 welcome credits. Each outfit swap costs 24 credits with 1–7 clothing references. There is no extra charge per reference: the clothing photos are used together for one generation. Generating another version is a separate 24-credit request.
Yes. Sign in or create an account before uploading photos and generating an outfit swap. Your account is used to manage credits and generation history.
You can upload a full-body photo. Keep the person large enough in the frame and the clothing area unobstructed. Fine details and body proportions may change, so review the generated image carefully.
The prepared prompt asks the model to preserve the person and follow the clothing reference. AI edits can still alter faces, hands, patterns and logos. Results are visual previews, not exact garment or fit guarantees.
Uploads are sent to this service’s storage and, when you generate, to the configured AI provider. They are not processed only in your browser. Upload only images you have permission to use.