Put Clothes on My Photo. AI.
Upload your photo + the clothing image YOU found. Done in 30 sec.

The "put clothes on my photo AI" flow, explained

There are two photos involved: one of YOU (a selfie, half-body, full-body — whichever matches the garment you're testing), and one of the CLOTHING (a screenshot from Zara, an Instagram post, a Pinterest pin, a friend's photo, a flat-lay from a Shein listing, anything). You upload both. The AI runs a body-detection pass on your photo so it understands your real proportions, then a garment-extraction pass on the clothing photo so it understands the fabric, color and cut. Then it composites: the EXACT clothing wrapping around your actual contour, respecting your skin tone in the lighting that's already in your photo. Result: a photo that looks like you wearing that specific item — because that's what it is.

How to get a clean render the first try

• Your photo: front-facing, natural daylight, plain background, relaxed pose, hands at sides. The cleaner the source, the cleaner the output.
• Clothing photo: as high-resolution as you can find. A 200x200 thumbnail of the dress yields a blurry render. Aim for 1000px on the longest edge.
• Flat-lay clothing photos work for tops + dresses with simple cuts. Photos on a mannequin or model work better for tailored items where fit matters (suits, structured blazers).
• If the garment is patterned, use a photo with the whole pattern visible — the AI maps the pattern by extrapolating from what it sees.
• Render once, evaluate, iterate. If the first render is off, switch your source photo (try a different angle / lighting) before switching the prompt.