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Outfit Transition: one look becomes the other in a single move

The clip starts exactly on your first photo and ends exactly on your second: in between, the person does the move you chose and the outfit changes. The format of the reels, made from two stills.

Updated 2 October 2026

  1. 1Upload the first look
  2. 2Upload the second look
  3. 3Choose the move

How it works

1

Upload the first look

The person in the first outfit. The clip opens on this exact frame.

2

Upload the second look

The same person in the second outfit, ideally same place and framing. The clip closes on this exact frame.

3

Choose the move

A quick spin, a snap of the fingers, a jump. 5 seconds, the format follows the photos.

What Outfit Transition is for

The transition is the native format of reels: the person spins, snaps or jumps, and the outfit is a different one. Shot for real it takes two takes, a cut on the beat and an editor. Here it takes two photos of the same person in two looks, and the move you choose. The clip opens exactly on the first photo and closes exactly on the second, so both looks are shown as you photographed or generated them.

Make the two looks with Virtual Try-On on the same model photo, one garment each, then hand the pair here. Use it for a drop teaser, a before and after, a two piece story, or a whole collection chained look by look.

Where the clip goes

The clip lands in your studio grid next to the image it came from, in the same project. From there it can be added to a Shopify product from the Product section of its window, posted to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, X or Threads from the Brand Manager's social agenda, upscaled to HD, or handed to an AI agent that schedules the posts for you. This workflow is open to every account, with or without a plan, and runs at two levels: Standard in 720p for everyone, and Pro in 1080p with any plan. The price is shown on the button before you generate: 11 credits for the 5 second clip on Standard, 22 credits on Pro.

Frequently asked questions

Do the two photos need to be the same person?+

Yes, and ideally the same place and framing: the clip travels from the first frame to the second, and the closer they are, the cleaner the move.

How do I get two looks of the same person?+

Virtual Try-On on the same model photo, one garment each. The two results are the two looks.

Which moves are available?+

A quick spin, a snap of the fingers, a jump, or your own words in the Transition field.

Which formats and lengths?+

5 seconds; the format follows the photos.

Which plans can use it?+

Outfit Transition is open to every account, including without a plan, within your credits. Standard (720p) runs for everyone; Pro (1080p) comes with any plan. Standard, in 720p, costs 2.2 credits per second: 11 credits for the 5 second clip. Pro, in 1080p, costs 4.4 credits per second: 22 credits. The exact price is shown on the button before you generate.

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