Outfit Swap

Fashion creators and anyone building a lookbook need the same photo in five outfits, and photographing five outfits takes an afternoon. Outfit Swap takes one photo of you and puts you in whatever you describe. Type a black leather jacket over a white tee and that is what you are wearing, with your face, your pose, your body and your background exactly as they were. It is built for which-outfit polls, styling series, before-and-after fits, capsule wardrobe posts, and for checking how a piece would look on you before you buy it. It also fixes the photo where everything was right except the shirt.

There is one field, New outfit, and it is the whole tool. Write what you want in plain words: garment, color, fit, fabric, layering. Be specific when it matters, like a cropped olive bomber and straight black trousers, and short when it does not. The tool redraws the clothing on your body and keeps everything else. Your face, hair, skin, hands, the way you are standing, the lighting and the room behind you all stay put, so a series of runs looks like a series of changes, not a series of different photos. Shoes and accessories can be included in the description if you want them changed too.

A full-body or three-quarter photo gives the tool the most to work with, but a waist-up selfie works for tops and jackets. One run costs 4 credits at Standard, 12 at Pro, 44 at Max. Iterate at Standard while you nail the description, then rerun the final outfit at Pro so fabric texture and seams look right up close. Reframe gives you 9:16 for the styling reel and 4:5 for the grid. Edit With Words can adjust a color afterward. Try It On is the sister tool for when you have a photo of the actual garment instead of a description. Hair Makeover rounds out the look.