Upload the on-model photo
In the Model photography workspace, choose Model swap and add the photo that shows the clothing being worn.
AI model swapComing soon
A different model in the same outfit.
Start from a photo of your product being worn, choose a new model, and keep the clothing, a similar pose and, optionally, the original background.
Open the workspaceThis tool is in private testing and is not open to all accounts yet. The page describes how it will work; the workspace shows which tools your account can use today.
How it works
TrendRemix model swap replaces the person in an existing on-model photo while keeping what they wear. You upload a photo of the clothing being worn, then describe the new model by gender, age range, build and a look note, or upload a photo of a model you have the rights to use. The tool is told to keep every garment and accessory exactly (cut, color, pattern, texture, prints and fit) and to hold a similar pose so the clothes drape the same way. By default the background, lighting and framing stay unchanged; switch that off to describe a new scene instead.
From input to finished result.
Choose the new model
Describe the replacement or upload your own model photo and confirm the rights. Leave Keep the background on, or turn it off and write a scene. The credit amount is displayed before you submit.
Compare the clothing
Put the result next to the original and check that prints, logos, seams and fit are unchanged and that nothing of the previous model remains, such as a hand on the garment or a strand of hair.
What you can do
Clothing kept as it is
Garments and accessories are the part the instructions protect: cut, color, pattern, texture, prints and fit.
Similar pose
The new model holds a pose close to the original, so the fabric folds and hangs in the same places.
Background on or off
Keep the original background, lighting and framing, or switch it off and describe a different setting.
Described or own model
Use gender, age range, build and a look note, or a photo of your own model with the rights confirmed.
Who it is for
- Different audiences
- Show the same outfit on models of different age ranges or builds for different stores or campaigns.
- Expired model licenses
- Keep using a strong outfit photo with a different model when your license for the original model's image has ended.
- One face across a collection
- Swap your own model's photo into several outfit images to aim for the same person throughout, then check each result for likeness.
At a glance
| Source photo | 1 on-model photo, JPG, PNG or WebP up to 20 MB |
|---|---|
| New model | Gender, age range, build and look note, or your own model photo |
| Background | Kept by default, or replaced by a scene you describe |
| Formats | 3:4, 4:5, 1:1, 9:16, 16:9 at 1K, 2K or 4K |
| Results | 1–4 variations, added to your asset library |
| Cost | Credits per image, shown before you submit |
Before you download
- Compare prints, logos and pattern alignment with the original photo, since they can drift when the body changes.
- Check that the garment still fits like the original; a different build can make it look tighter or looser.
- Look for leftovers of the original person: a hand, jewelry, a tattoo or hair resting on the clothing.
- With the background kept, check the edges around the new model's hair and shoulders.
Questions and answers
What rights do I need?
You need the right to edit and reuse the original photo, and if you upload a photo of the new model, the rights to that person's image. The form asks you to confirm the second before it quotes or starts. Replacing the person does not cancel your agreements with the photographer or the original model, so check those too.
Is there a library of models to swap in?
No. Describe the new model or upload a model photo of your own.
Will the new model look the same in every image?
A described model is generated fresh each time, so faces can differ between requests and between variations. For a consistent face, use your own model photo and check every result.
Can I change the background at the same time?
Yes. Switch off Keep the background and describe the new scene. If you want to keep the model and change only the setting, use the model background changer instead.
Does it keep accessories too?
The instructions cover accessories as well as garments, so bags, belts and jewelry in the original are meant to stay. Check small items closely, because they can shift or lose detail.
Bring your product. Leave with something new.
Every result lands in your asset library, ready for the next tool.