Explore a different outfit in your photo
Upload a photo and describe the outfit you want. Sceneform uses image editing models to generate a new clothing concept. Compare garment colors, shapes, and materials before choosing a direction.
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What you can create
Describe the complete outfit
Specify a jacket, shirt, trousers, or another garment. Include fabric, color, and sleeve length for a clearer request.
Work from an existing photo
Use a clear reference with visible clothing. Ask the model to retain the pose and background, then check the result.
Compare styling directions
Try one clothing change at a time. Compare a casual layer, a tailored jacket, or a different color palette.
From your idea to finished content
Upload your reference
Choose a photo with enough detail around the shoulders, sleeves, and waist. Open it in Image Editor.
Write the outfit change
Name the garment and describe its material. State which parts of the original photo should stay the same.
Inspect the generated edit
Check cuffs, seams, hands, and overlapping layers. Revise your instructions if the outfit or surrounding details need another pass.
Prompts to start with
Use these briefs as a starting point. Replace the details with your own product, audience, and style.
A tailored outer layer
Change the adult subject's jacket to a navy wool blazer over a white crewneck shirt. Retain the pose and background. Use natural fabric folds and simple buttons.
A relaxed weekend outfit
Dress the adult subject in a forest-green overshirt and straight beige trousers. Keep the original camera angle. Show a casual cotton texture with realistic seams.
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