Step by step
- Upload the personal photo you want to edit.
- Open the top, bottom, dress or jumpsuit, or jacket category and add a matching reference.
- In the crop window, frame the intended garment and remove the reference model’s face and unrelated clothing where possible.
- Inspect the garment, person and background in the enlarged result. Replace unclear references when needed.
Working with a full-body clothing reference
A top reference should focus on the top; a bottom reference should focus on the trousers or skirt. Crop around the garment to reduce competing clothing cues.
Cropping does not automatically segment clothes. Hidden details under another layer cannot be recovered from the photo; a single garment product photo is preferable.
Why pose or details can still change
The system requests preservation of the person, pose, scene and unselected clothing, but image generation is not exact pixel editing. Occlusion, complex folds and unusual angles can increase variation.
Check the face, hands, clothing edges and patterns. Review results manually before using them where identity or product accuracy matters.
Prepare the image before generating
Use a sufficiently clear reference showing complete garment edges. Reduce watermarks, collages, text and busy backgrounds; make one garment the focus of each reference.
The product link field is for URLs, not editing prompts. Categories and cropping connect the reference to the intended clothing area.
Common questions
Will my original photo stay exactly the same?
We ask the model to preserve your identity, pose, scene and unselected clothing, but generated details may change. Use clear photos and single garment references, then inspect the face, hands and clothing in the result.
Can I adjust the crop later?
Yes. Use Adjust crop in the fitting room or replace the reference image. Keep the whole garment inside the selection, including sleeves, hems and trouser legs.