Clothona: AI Clothes Changer

This is the feature the app is named for. You upload a photo, and Clothona maps your body shape and redraws it wearing a new outfit. The rendering targets realistic fabric and fit rather than a cartoon swap, so the result holds up as a preview of how a piece would sit on you.

Photostudio turns an ordinary photo into a professional-looking headshot or portrait. It's aimed at people who need a clean profile picture for work or social media but don't want to pay for a shoot. The output leans on the same body-mapping engine as the try-on.

Stylelab handles wardrobe planning, and the digital closet stores the looks you've made. You can organize saved outfits, mix pieces, and return to a combination later. For anyone building a capsule wardrobe, it's a way to keep approved looks in one place instead of scattered across camera roll screenshots. Each saved outfit preview becomes part of a library you can plan around.

The app suggests outfits and runs a basic color analysis, so you get recommendations instead of a blank search box. It won't replace a human stylist, but it shortens the "what goes with this" question to a few taps.

Two supporting tools round out the editor. Body edit lets you adjust proportions in a shot, and the background remover strips a cluttered scene so the outfit is what stands out. Both feed clean assets into the closet.

A polyvore-style builder lets you stack pieces into full looks before you commit. A shopping section ties the outfits back to real clothes, so a look you like can become a purchase rather than a dead-end preview.