VlogMe

Clothes changer with Aisma One turn. Four looks.

Your footage, another wardrobe: one garment photo for every new look.

Your video + your words + optional references.

Edit only footage and people you have the rights to. Likeness and voice consent in the Terms of Service

  • Outfits
  • Real Aisma edit
  • 10 seconds
  • 4 real edits of one clip
After · Aisma
Real edit

What was asked · The couture turn

“dress her in the red suit from the photo”

  • Scarlet sculptural pleated pantsuit on a headless dress formPhoto 1

What stays

  • Your face, hair and shoes
  • Every step and turn
  • The room and the light

What changes

  • The outfit

What you bring

Your video + one garment photo

Each result is a separate Aisma edit of the same clip.

More directions

A wardrobe of possibilities.

Every result below is a real Aisma edit of the clip beside it. Under each set is the plain request behind one of its results.

  • Outfits
  • Real Aisma edit
  • 10 seconds
  • 2 real edits of one clip

The outfit moves with you.

After · Aisma
Real edit

What was asked · Silver, in motion

“change her outfit to the silver fringe costume from the photo”

  • Silver metallic-fringe stage costume on a headless dress formPhoto 1
  • Outfits
  • Real Aisma edit
  • 10 seconds

New outfit. Same you.

After · AismaReal edit

What was asked

“put the red suit from the photo on her”

  • Red tailored trouser suit on a dress formPhoto 1
  • Outfits
  • Real Aisma edit
  • 10 seconds
  • 3 real edits of one clip

One clip. Three directions.

After · Aisma
Real edit

What was asked · The campaign

“put her in the blue suit from the photo”

  • Cobalt-blue tailored suit on a headless dress formPhoto 1

From your camera roll

One video. A different direction.

  1. 01

    Bring your video.

    Start with footage you already have.

  2. 02

    Describe the change.

    Add a written request and optional reference photos.

  3. 03

    Make it yours.

    Review quality and credits before you generate.

A few good questions

Before you begin.

Should the reference show a person?

It can. A clean garment or mannequin photo keeps the request about the clothes; if your reference shows someone else, write that only the outfit should be used.

Does this predict size or fit?

No. You get a visual interpretation of the outfit, not a measurement, a size recommendation or a promise of how the garment will fit.

What kind of source works best?

A well-lit shot where the whole outfit is visible. Simple movement, with hands that do not cover the clothes, makes the change easier to describe.

Your next edit starts here

You have the footage. What if you changed it?

Paid editing with credits. You see the price before you generate.