Describe the outfit you want and Nano Banana Pro repaints the clothing while keeping the face, pose and lighting untouched.
Changing clothes in a photo used to mean masking the garment by hand, warping a texture over it, then repainting folds and shadows so it did not look pasted on. An instruction-following image model does all of that in one pass: you type the outfit you want, and the model repaints only the clothing region while preserving identity, body shape and the direction of the light.
ImageLabs runs this on Nano Banana Pro (Gemini 3 Pro Image), which is currently the strongest publicly available model for local, identity-preserving edits. Because the edit is generative rather than a texture overlay, the new garment gets its own folds, shadows and contact points with the body.
Upload the photo: Any JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC up to your plan limit. Full-body and half-body shots both work; a clear view of the garment gives the cleanest result.
Describe the outfit: Write it the way you would tell a person: 'replace the hoodie with a tailored black leather jacket, keep everything else the same'. Naming the fabric and colour matters more than prompt tricks.
Download at full resolution: The result comes back at the resolution you uploaded, or the next step up — never smaller. No watermark on any plan.
Identity stays intact: Faces, hands and hair are left alone unless you ask for them. That is the difference between an edit and a re-generation.
Works on real product shots: Recolour or restyle a garment for a listing without a reshoot — useful for the same jacket in six colourways.
Iterate cheaply: Each edit is 5 credits, and your prompt stays in the box so you can nudge it instead of retyping.
Can AI change clothes in a photo for free? Yes. ImageLabs gives every signed-in account 10 free credits per day, which covers two outfit edits daily at no cost and no card required.
Will it change the person's face? No. The model edits only the region your instruction describes. If the face drifts, it usually means the prompt asked for something global — say 'keep the face and background unchanged' and re-run.
Does it work for virtual try-on of a specific garment? You can attach a reference image of the garment alongside your photo, and the editor will match its colour, cut and texture as closely as the source allows.
What resolution do I get back? Output matches or exceeds your input up to your plan limit. Pro unlocks the higher-resolution tiers.