Body Tune

The outfit post is fine except you were slumped, the frame grab from the vlog has your shoulders rolled forward, and the blazer in the sponsor photo is bunching where the belt is. Posture & Fit makes the kind of small physical corrections a good photographer would have coached you into before pressing the shutter. Describe the change in a sentence and get the same photo with a straighter back, squarer shoulders, a jacket that hangs the way it did in the mirror. It is for making a shot match how you actually stand on a good day, not for turning you into someone else.

The only control is the what-to-change field, and it works best when you keep the request specific and modest: straighten posture, pull the shoulders back, smooth the bunching in the shirt, slim the waist slightly. The tool adjusts the parts you name and leaves face, hair, skin, background and the rest of the body alone, then repairs the background behind any edge that moved so there is no warp in the floor tiles or door frame. Ask for something extreme and the result starts to fight the pose and the lighting; the tool is built for a nudge, not a transformation, and it will not reshape anyone into a body they do not have.

Run the first pass at Standard for 4 credits, read your own request back and tighten it if the change went further or not as far as you meant, then re-run. Pro is for the final when the photo is going on the grid at full width. Pair it with Outfit Change if the clothes are the real problem, or Virtual Try-On to put a sponsor piece on the corrected pose. Finish with Retouch Face for skin and Reframe for the 4:5 grid crop. Keep a copy of the original next to the edit; if you cannot tell which is which at a glance, you did it right.