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Upload the person first
Choose a clear full-body or half-body photo with visible clothing and natural detail.
Outfit variation preview
The same model, pose, and studio light across three distinct looks.
Built for usable fashion variations
Change the clothes, not the person.
The workflow separates wardrobe intent from everything that should remain stable, helping each result feel like part of the same shoot.
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Keep the same identity and pose
Generate outfit options around one consistent model instead of recreating the portrait for every variation.
- Stable face, hair, and body proportions
- Consistent hands, stance, and crop
- Original background and light preserved
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Guide the edit with real garment references
Combine a primary person photo with clothing and accessory images so the intended cut, palette, and material are easier to communicate.
- Up to seven supporting references
- Garment-aware fabric and seam detail
- Single-piece or full-look workflows
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Move from styling idea to campaign option
Explore wardrobe directions before a reshoot, then download the strongest variation for a mood board, pitch, or production review.
- Fast campaign concept iteration
- Comparable variations from one source
- High-resolution output controls
Three-step workflow
How to change clothes in a photo
Keep the source order clear so the model knows which image is the person and which images are styling references.
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Add garments and set preservation
Upload reference pieces, choose the edit type, and decide what must stay strict.
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Generate, inspect, and download
Check face, hands, garment construction, shadows, and fit before saving the result.
Continue the fashion workflow
Refine the scene, repair lighting, or explore a new camera angle without leaving Nanobana.
AI Photo Editor
Describe the change in plain language, add reference images when useful, and keep the rest of the photograph under control.
Edit a photo
Fix Photo Lighting
Repair flat, harsh, or mismatched light with direct controls for direction, softness, and intensity—without rebuilding the photograph.
Fix the lighting
3D Camera Control
Move the virtual camera around one image while protecting the subject's design, materials, scene, and visual continuity.
Change the cameraAI Clothes Changer questions
Which image should I upload first?
Upload the person photo first. Any later images are treated as garment, accessory, or styling references.
How many garment references can I add?
This focused workflow accepts up to eight images in total: one primary person image and up to seven references.
Will it change the model's face or body?
The prompt explicitly protects identity, hair, proportions, pose, and hands. Clear source images still produce the most consistent results.
Can I replace only one garment?
Yes. Choose Add one piece and describe which garment should change while leaving the rest of the outfit untouched.
Can I use the result commercially?
Usage depends on your rights to the source person, garments, and references. Only upload material you are authorized to use.
Build the next look from images you already have.
Upload a model and garment references, protect the details that matter, and generate a coherent wardrobe variation.
Change an outfit