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OutfitGen
One photo. Any look. Same you.
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One photo. Any look. Same you.
12 followers
OutfitGen is a browser editor for changing the outfit, pose, background or style in a photo. Upload one image, choose a tool and describe the change in plain words. Start with 3 free edits - no account, credit card or app install.
Foyer
Pythagora
@sohazur This is a great concept—excited to see where you take it. Congrats on the launch! 🚀
The plain language prompts worked surprisingly well on a busy street photo I tried. Background swap kept the jacket textures crisp without that weird smudgy look other tools give me.
Foyer
@amayarodridvgh Really glad that you're finding it super useful. Let me know what other use cases you are trying to use it on?
Hey team, the "no signup" thing is genuinely great, love that. One thing that would help me a lot: a history panel where I can revisit my last 10 or 20 edits and re-download or tweak them. Right now I feel like once I refresh or come back later my work is just gone, and I end up redoing stuff from scratch. Would make it feel way less disposable.
Foyer
@greghous Thank you so much for trying it out, and really appreciate the feedback. Will definitely look into it and see what we can do. I'll keep you posted. In the meantime, would love to hear what use cases you are using it for.
Tried it on a beach photo and the pose change came out surprisingly clean with just a short description. Liked that I could mess around without signing up first.
Foyer
@beacher_leighton Thank you for trying it out. Hopefully you find it useful, and I'm very happy to hear that. I'm curious to know what use cases you are trying to use it on.
Love that it skips the account wall entirely and just lets you jump straight into editing. The plain language prompt approach feels way more natural than digging through menus of filters.
Foyer
@rowansullivan Thank you for trying it out. We really wanted to become as frictionless as possible for all our users. Classic "try-before-you-buy", what did you use it for? I'd love to hear your use case.