New · Outfits

Any outfit. Your character.

Pick a look from the rack or upload a photo of any outfit. Your trained ClipMode character wears it — in a photo or a video.

Try on an outfit

Photo 1 credit · 5s video 21 credits

Quiet luxury outfit
Outfit
Character wearing the Quiet luxury outfit
On your character · Quiet luxury

Three picks. One new look.

No prompts to write. The face stays yours; only the clothes change.

  1. 1

    Pick your character

    Any character you've trained on ClipMode — or a public one to test with.

  2. 2

    Pick an outfit

    Grab a look from the rack, upload a photo (flat-lay or someone wearing it), or just type the look.

  3. 3

    Photo or video

    Get a full-body photo in seconds, then animate it — catwalk, turn around, twirl or pose.

Same face. Every outfit.

One character, three looks from the rack. Identity holds; the outfit is copied piece by piece.

Character wearing the Quiet luxury outfit
Quiet luxury
Character wearing the Street hoodie outfit
Street hoodie
Character wearing the Red satin gown outfit
Red satin gown

Built for character creators

Upload any outfit

Saved to My outfits so you can reuse it across photos and videos.

Photo and video

Animate the try-on photo with one tap, or wear the outfit in a trending clip with Clip Remix.

Trained identity

Your character comes from a trained model, so the face stays consistent from look to look.

Private by default

Your uploads and results stay in your ClipMode library.

Outfits are included with ClipMode credits. See plans →

Questions

What photo works best for an upload?

Either works: clothes laid flat / on a hanger, or a photo of someone already wearing the look. We copy the outfit only — never the face. Prefer a clear full look on a simple background.

Can I just type the outfit?

Yes. Open Describe in the outfit picker and write something like "a red satin slip dress with gold heels". No photo needed.

Do I need a trained character?

Yes — that's what keeps the face consistent. Training takes a few minutes from a handful of photos. You can test with a public character first.

How much does it cost?

A photo costs 1 credit. A 5-second video of the look costs 20 more (21 including the photo). Wearing it in your own clip uses Clip Remix pricing. Failed renders are refunded automatically.

Can I change the scene too?

Yes. Add an optional scene line like "rooftop at sunset" or "walking down a Paris street". Leave it empty for a clean studio photo.

What can't I upload?

Photos of minors, or anything you don't have the right to use. Uploads are screened, and impersonation and non-consensual content are banned.

Your character. Any outfit.

Train once, then wear every look on the rack — and anything you upload.

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