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Change a person into a cardigan

Change a grey top to a sage cardigan using a separate garment image. This accepted example uses garment try-on with a cardigan, a model and instructions for the outfit to retain.

Change a person into a cardigan — Cardigan
Cardigan
Change a person into a cardigan — Model in the base outfit
Model in the base outfit
Change a person into a cardigan — Result
Result

Demo case: the source images are AI-generated and the result is AI-processed. Use your own product and inspect details before publishing.

Format: 2:3

The task and result

The inputs are a V-neck cardigan with five ivory buttons and a model in a grey outfit. The task is to show the new garment on the same model while retaining trousers and neutral shoes. The result shows a closed cardigan without the old grey top underneath.

How to repeat it

  1. Select garment try-on in the model tool.
  2. Upload the cardigan in the garment slot and the base-outfit model in the second slot.
  3. Describe a closed cardigan with five buttons and ask to retain the grey trousers.
  4. Compare the neckline, buttons, knit texture and model appearance.

What to check

  • Count the buttons: there are five in the source.
  • Large strips of the original grey top should not remain on the sleeves.
  • Try-on may slightly change stance and trouser folds; inspect the whole outfit.

Description to reuse

Dress the adult woman from Image 2 in exactly the sage knitted cardigan from Image 1, worn closed with exactly five ivory buttons. Preserve its V neckline, knit texture, sleeves and ribbed cuffs. Retain the woman identity, hair, standing pose, gray trousers and neutral shoes from Image 2. White seamless studio background; full body. Do not retain the original gray top under the cardigan.

Questions about this case

Do I have to draw a mask?

This accepted example uses two-image try-on without a mask. The masked editor suits local changes but requires selecting all intended garment regions.

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