AI Clothes Changer

RegiAI has three tools that change what someone is wearing. They look similar but take different inputs, so picking the right one saves time and credit.

• AI Clothes Changer (this page) takes two photos: the person and a real garment. It is a true virtual try-on, so it copies the actual item, including its cut, color and print. Use it for shopping, product mockups and anything where the result must match a specific piece of clothing. $0.05 per try-on.
• AI Outfit Changer takes one photo and a text description, such as "a navy tailored suit with a white shirt". No garment picture is needed, so it is best for brainstorming looks, costumes and styles you cannot find a photo of. $0.10 per image.
• AI Dress Changer takes one photo and a dress style from a list (evening gown, wedding dress, saree, lehenga, qipao, kimono and more), plus an optional color. It is the quickest way to preview formal and traditional dresses. $0.10 per image.

If you want to keep your face but take someone else's whole body, pose and outfit, that is a different job for the AI Body Swap.

The try-on model works from what it can see, so the input photos matter more than anything else.

• Person photo: front-facing, standing straight, upper body or full body in frame. Avoid crossed arms, bags or hands covering the chest, since the model has to guess what is underneath.
• Garment photo: a store product image on a white or plain background works best. Flat-lay photos are fine. Avoid photos where the item is folded, half hidden or worn by a model in a complex pose.
• Match the type: put a top on a photo where the top is visible, and a full-length dress on a photo that shows the legs. A dress cannot be drawn on a head-and-shoulders crop.
• One garment at a time: for a full look, run the top first, then use that result as the person photo for the trousers or jacket.

Uploads can be JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB each. The result keeps the size of your original person photo. If it needs cleaning up afterwards, the AI Image Editor can fix small details, and the Background Remover gives you a cut-out for a product page.

Tip for shops: photograph new stock flat on a white sheet and use one approved model photo for all try-ons, so every product page looks consistent.

Each try-on costs $0.05 from your RegiAI balance. There is no subscription: you buy a credit pack ($10, $25, $50 or $100, with bonus credit on the larger packs) and pay per use. Because this tool costs $0.10 or less, every signed-in user also gets one free generation per day, which you can spend here. It does not stack or roll over to the next day.

If a try-on fails, the charge goes back to your balance automatically. Results have no RegiAI watermark and are saved under My creations in your dashboard for 30 days, where you can download or delete them at any time. You sign in with Google to use the tool.

A practical way to use the daily free try-on is for the item you are most unsure about. Then, if you want to compare several options, a $10 credit pack covers 200 try-ons, which is enough to test a whole season of shopping. Keep in mind that the AI shows how a garment looks, not how it fits: it cannot know your exact measurements or the brand's sizing, so still check the size chart before you order.