A visible outfit area
Avoid heavy occlusion and tightly cropped images when the clothing needs to change.
Wizmade’s AI Clothes Changer uses a person image and a clothing direction to prepare an outfit variation. Add the person first, then choose clothing from Upload, Presets, or Custom. The clothing source guides the request while the person image supplies the subject and pose.
Wizmade’s AI Clothes Changer uses a person image and a clothing direction to prepare an outfit variation. Add the person first, then choose clothing from Upload, Presets, or Custom. The clothing source guides the request while the person image supplies the subject and pose.
Avoid heavy occlusion and tightly cropped images when the clothing needs to change.
Name the garment, material, color, and fit in a custom description.
Review hands, garment edges, logos, fabric patterns, and the retained face.
Follow the steps in the workbench above. Each screenshot shows the complete interface for that step.
Add a clear photo of the person whose outfit should change. Check that the body area to be dressed is visible.

Use Upload for a garment reference, Presets for a supplied clothing example, or Custom for a written outfit description.

Review the person and clothing inputs, set the available aspect ratio.

This creates a visual outfit concept, not a measurement or fit prediction. Fabric appearance, identity, pose, and body details can change.
Wizmade’s AI Clothes Changer uses a person image and a clothing direction to prepare an outfit variation. Add the person first, then choose clothing from Upload, Presets, or Custom. The clothing source guides the request while the person image supplies the subject and pose.
Yes. Use the clothing Upload option after adding the person image. Presets and Custom offer alternative ways to specify an outfit.
Credit requirements depend on the operation and configuration. Preparing inputs does not create an output. Check the current plan and any creation quote before confirming a task.
You can prepare the available inputs in the public workbench. Complete sign-in when requested, and review the available settings before submitting.
This creates a visual outfit concept, not a measurement or fit prediction. Fabric appearance, identity, pose, and body details can change.
Return to the workbench to review your inputs and available settings.