Copy, paste, try on

AI outfit prompts to copy and try on your own photo

A library of outfit descriptions that work well in the clothes changer. Copy one, or open it in the generator with your photo and change the colors.

  • Sorted by occasion and style
  • Free to copy
  • One click to the generator
Your photo first (full or half body), then an optional garment photo; 2 images at most. Adults only, no children. PNG, JPEG or WebP, 10 MB each.
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At a glance

This library collects 27 AI outfit prompts in 7 groups: work and interviews, weddings and events, everyday casual, seasons, style aesthetics, costumes and prompts that use a garment photo. A good outfit prompt names each piece from top to bottom with its color, fabric and fit, plus anything to keep. The site adds the instructions that keep your face and body, so the prompts describe only clothes. Copying is free; an image costs 20 or 45 credits.

Prompts
27, in 7 groups
Each prompt names
Pieces, colors, fabric, fit and shoes
Your input
One photo of yourself; prompts are free
Price per image
20 credits with Quick, 45 with Pro

What makes these outfit prompts work

  • 01

    Piece by piece

    Each prompt lists the top, bottom, layers and shoes, so the model draws a complete outfit instead of guessing.

  • 02

    Concrete materials

    Linen, tweed, satin, denim and wool tell the model how the fabric should fall and catch the light.

  • 03

    Modest by design

    Every outfit is fully clothed and within the site's rules, so the safety rules leave it as written.

  • 04

    Easy to adapt

    Swap a color or one piece and keep the rest; change one thing per run to see what made the difference.

How to use an outfit prompt

  1. 01

    Pick an outfit

    Find your occasion or style below, then copy the prompt or press Try it.

  2. 02

    Add your photo

    Upload a sharp photo of yourself; for garment prompts, add the garment photo second.

  3. 03

    Adjust and generate

    Change colors or pieces to suit you, check the credit price and generate.

Anatomy of a good outfit prompt

Write the outfit the way a stylist would list it for a shoot: the most visible piece first, then everything down to the shoes. Full sentences are not needed; precise nouns and colors are.

  • Top layer: coat, blazer or jacket, with color and fabric
  • Main piece: shirt, sweater, blouse or dress, with fit
  • Bottom: trousers, jeans or skirt, with length and cut
  • Shoes and one or two accessories
  • What to keep from your photo, if anything

Prompts that use a garment photo

When you add a product photo as your second image, refer to it directly: “wear the jacket from my second photo”. Then describe only what should go with it. Mention what to keep, such as your trousers or shoes, so the model changes only the piece you are trying on.

The outfit prompt library

Each prompt describes clothes only; the generator adds the instructions to keep your face, body and pose. Copy one, or press Try it to open it with your photo.

Work and interviews

  • Classic interview suit

    Charcoal two-piece suit, crisp white shirt, dark tie, black leather oxford shoes, tailored fit

    Try it
  • Business casual

    Navy blazer over a light blue open-collar shirt, gray wool trousers, brown loafers, no tie

    Try it
  • Office dress

    Knee-length black sheath dress with three-quarter sleeves, thin brown belt, low black pumps

    Try it
  • Creative office

    Rust-orange knit cardigan over a cream blouse, dark straight trousers, white leather sneakers

    Try it

Weddings and events

  • Summer wedding guest

    Sage green midi dress with flutter sleeves and a modest neckline, nude block heels, small gold earrings

    Try it
  • Black tie

    Black tuxedo with satin lapels, white dress shirt, black bow tie, polished black shoes

    Try it
  • Evening gown

    Floor-length deep burgundy satin gown with long sleeves and a high neckline, simple silver jewelry

    Try it
  • Cocktail party

    Emerald velvet blazer, black turtleneck, slim black trousers, black Chelsea boots

    Try it

Everyday casual

  • Weekend denim

    Light-wash denim jacket over a white crew-neck tee, straight dark jeans, white canvas sneakers

    Try it
  • Relaxed linen

    Loose cream linen shirt with rolled sleeves, beige linen trousers, tan leather sandals

    Try it
  • Cozy knit

    Chunky oatmeal cable-knit sweater, dark straight jeans, brown suede ankle boots

    Try it
  • Athleisure

    Heather gray zip hoodie, black joggers, white running shoes, plain black cap

    Try it

Seasons and weather

  • Winter city

    Long camel wool coat over a black roll-neck sweater, charcoal trousers, black leather gloves and boots

    Try it
  • Rainy day

    Belted khaki trench coat, navy knit sweater, dark jeans, black rubber rain boots

    Try it
  • Autumn layers

    Olive field jacket over a cream hoodie, brown corduroy trousers, brown leather boots

    Try it
  • Summer day

    Short-sleeved white cotton shirt with blue pinstripes, knee-length navy shorts, white sneakers

    Try it

Style aesthetics

  • Old money

    Cream cable-knit sweater draped over a white polo shirt, beige pleated trousers, brown loafers

    Try it
  • Minimalist

    Black crew-neck sweater, wide-leg black trousers, white leather sneakers, no logos

    Try it
  • Streetwear

    Oversized plain black hoodie, olive cargo trousers, chunky white sneakers, black beanie

    Try it
  • Dark academia

    Brown tweed blazer, cream shirt, dark green knit vest, charcoal wool trousers, brown brogues

    Try it

Costumes and themes

  • Astronaut

    White astronaut spacesuit with orange details and gloves, helmet held under one arm

    Try it
  • Medieval knight

    Silver plate armor over a dark blue tunic, brown leather belt, long dark cape

    Try it
  • 1920s evening

    Knee-length 1920s beaded dress in champagne with long sleeves, matching headband, T-strap shoes

    Try it
  • Wizard

    Long midnight-blue wizard robe with silver stars, matching pointed hat, wooden staff

    Try it

With a garment photo

  • Wear one piece

    Wear the garment from my second photo with plain dark jeans and white sneakers

    Try it
  • Swap only the top

    Replace only my top with the shirt from my second photo; keep my trousers and shoes

    Try it
  • Style it for work

    Wear the blazer from my second photo over a white blouse with black tailored trousers

    Try it

Outfit prompt FAQ

What makes a good AI outfit prompt?

Each piece named from top to bottom with its color, fabric and fit, plus shoes and anything to keep. Concrete words like linen, pleated or cropped work better than “stylish”.

Do I need to describe my face or body?

No. The site adds a fixed brief that keeps your face, skin tone, hair, body shape and pose. Describe only the clothes, and the background if you want it changed.

Can I use these prompts for free?

Yes. Copy and adapt any prompt without an account. You pay credits only when you generate an image: 20 with Quick or 45 with Pro.

Why did my result change more than the clothes?

Long prompts that mention scenery or mood can move the background or light. Add “keep the background and light unchanged”, use a sharp photo and keep the prompt to the clothes.

Pick an outfit and see it on you

Upload a clear photo and paste a prompt. Generation uses purchased credits; packs start at $4.99.

Last updated October 23, 2026

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