Try an outfit before you buy it
Put a dress, a shirt or a suit on your own photo and see how the cut, length and colour sit on your body before the parcel arrives.
One photo. Every outfit, every pose.
Pick a look, pick a pose, edit the prompt if you want. The run changes the outfit first and the pose second, so the clothes you chose are the clothes in the final photo. Only want a new pose? Tick “Keep the outfit” and the run becomes a single pass.
Two passes: outfit first, pose second.
One portrait is enough for outfit and pose variations. Useful when the photo is good but the wardrobe, the pose or a second shoot is missing.
Put a dress, a shirt or a suit on your own photo and see how the cut, length and colour sit on your body before the parcel arrives.
The second pass moves only the body, so a straight-on snapshot can become a contrapposto, a walk or a seated pose with the same clothes.
Run one portrait through several outfit and pose pairs to get a consistent set of stills for a product page, a portfolio or a social post.
A photo you already have can get a new outfit and a new stance, which is usually faster than booking another shoot.
Face, hair and body proportions carry through both passes, so the person in the result is still recognisably the person you uploaded.
Generate the pose you plan to use on the outfit you plan to wear, and hand the photographer a concrete reference instead of a description.
A single clear photo is enough. The face, hair and body proportions are reused in both passes.
Six outfits and eight poses ship with the tool. Each pose comes with a prompt you can rewrite before you run it.
The result stream shows pass 1 and pass 2 separately. If the outfit is right but the pose is not, change only the pose prompt and run again.
Both prompts pin identity, hairstyle and skin tone, and the first pass is told to keep the original pose, so a new outfit does not drag a new face with it.
Each preset is a full garment description, including fabric, cut and footwear, so the model works from details instead of inventing them.
The second prompt locks the outfit from the first result, and the reference image is that result rather than your original upload.
Les deux fonctionnent sur les mêmes modèles et les mêmes crédits. La différence réside dans la part de décision que vous souhaitez prendre vous-même.
Il n'y a pas de galerie publique, pas de flux et pas de page de découverte. Les fichiers importés et les résultats ne sont visibles que par vous et vous pouvez les supprimer à tout moment.
Chaque exécution affiche son coût exact en crédits sur le bouton. Aucun abonnement n'est requis : les crédits peuvent être achetés sous forme de pack unique.
L'invite, le modèle et les paramètres sont choisis et entretenus par nos soins. Vous importez, choisissez un style si vous en voulez un et c'est parti.
Les résultats arrivent dans le même espace de travail que tout ce que vous créez, avec votre historique, vos téléchargements et l'intégralité des studios d'image et de vidéo à portée de clic.
One prompt that asks for a new outfit and a new pose at the same time usually gives up one of them, or smears the clothes. Splitting the work lets each pass check one thing, and you can fix the pose without redoing the outfit.
Yes. The pose prompt is pre-filled from the pose you pick and is fully editable; the outfit prompt is editable too. Extra direction such as light, location or mood is appended to both passes.
A clear, front-facing portrait where the face is not covered. Whole-body photos give the pose pass more to work with; a selfie still produces a usable portrait crop.
Yes. Add a garment photo and the first pass reproduces its colour, material and cut. Without one, the outfit you pick is described in words.
A run submits two generations, so it costs two generations of crédits. The exact price is shown on the button before you start.
The pose is applied by the model from the prompt, not by copying a skeleton. Complex poses with crossed arms or hands near the face can drift; add a short line to the prompt describing what matters most, such as keeping the hands visible.
Upload a portrait, choose an outfit and a pose, then run both passes. The first image shows the new clothes; the second moves the body and keeps them on.
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