Try on a specific garment
Choose Clothes Swap for a person photo plus a garment packshot, on-model reference, or preset. The garment image provides the main visual direction.
Professional image tool
Put a garment reference on a person photo and preview a new outfit before a shoot, campaign, or purchase.
Lucidpic Clothes Swap uses separate person and garment images for a focused virtual try-on. Choose a clean garment photo or built-in preset, add notes for fit or details, and generate a new outfit preview while keeping the original person image available.
How it works
Each tool asks only for the controls that matter to the job and saves a new result into the same media history.
Start with a clear, well-lit full-body or three-quarter image of a consenting adult. Front-facing poses with visible clothing boundaries are usually easiest to interpret.
Upload a clean flat-lay or on-model garment image, or select a built-in preset. Add short notes when logos, texture, fit, or open and closed styling need clarification.
Create the virtual try-on, then compare the face, hands, garment edges, patterns, pose, and background with the source before using the result.
Choose the right fashion workflow
Use Clothes Swap when a real garment image should direct the outfit. Use the broader AI Image Editor when you want to describe an appearance change without supplying a specific garment reference.
Choose Clothes Swap for a person photo plus a garment packshot, on-model reference, or preset. The garment image provides the main visual direction.
Choose the AI Image Editor for prompt-led changes to clothing, styling, setting, or atmosphere when exact garment matching is not the goal.
Explore the AI Image Editor →Only upload person photos with the subject’s consent and garment images you own or are authorized to use. Lucidpic saves the try-on as a separate media result and handles uploads and outputs under its Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
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Practical details
Choose a person photo, then upload a separate garment image or select a preset. Lucidpic uses both references to generate a new clothed image while aiming to preserve the person, pose, and scene.
Use a clear, well-lit full-body or three-quarter photo of an adult with the body and existing outfit visible. Simple poses and limited occlusion usually give the workflow clearer information.
Clean flat-lay packshots with even lighting are usually most reliable. On-model references can also work, and built-in presets provide a quick starting point.
Yes. Add notes for logos, text, texture, fit, colour, or open and closed states when the garment image is ambiguous. Generated fine details can still vary.
The workflow is designed to keep the adult subject recognizable and preserve the overall pose and scene. Because the output is generative, identity, hands, hair, body presentation, and background details can still shift and should be reviewed.
No. It is a visual concept for outfit silhouette, colour, and styling direction, not a measurement or sizing tool. Use the retailer’s size guide and product photography for purchase decisions.
No. Lucidpic supports consensual, tasteful clothing changes for adults. It does not support nudification, explicit clothes removal, minors, age-ambiguous subjects, or edits made without the subject’s permission.
No. Each run creates a new linked media result, so the original person and garment images remain available for comparison or another attempt.
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