AI Body Editor
Adjust body proportions in photos with AI.
Adjust body proportions in photos with AI.

Create an ID-style photo with an adjusted background and light skin retouching. Check the image against the requirements of the organisation requesting it.
Create a friendly 3D cartoon-style profile image for creator accounts, gaming profiles, team pages or personal branding. Use a photo as a reference for the face, while allowing for variation in the generated result.

Turn a casual selfie into a polished studio-style portrait for a professional profile, CV, team page or bio. Adjust the lighting, background and framing when a studio photo session is not practical.

Turn a selfie into an illustrated portrait for a profile picture, gift, creator post or campaign visual. Choose an art style and describe how you would like the face to appear; results may vary.
Use the AI Body Editor to explore changes to body proportions in a photo. Upload a reference image, choose a supported model and describe the adjustments you want, such as a slimmer-looking silhouette, more defined muscle tone or a taller appearance. Clothing and other image details may also change, so review the result. Sign in to generate and check the model's available options and credit cost first.
Use a prompt to explore body proportion changes in a photo. The result depends on the reference image and selected model, and may also change clothing or background details. Sign in to generate; check the model's options and credit cost before starting.
Explore how a different body shape might look in a fitness goal visualisation. The result is an AI-generated image, not a prediction of future fitness outcomes.
Try a subtle body proportion adjustment for a social media photo. Review the output for changes to your appearance and clothing details.
Explore how an outfit might look with adjusted body proportions. Clothing details may change in the output, so review them carefully.
Upload a photo, choose a supported model and describe the body proportion changes you want. The model generates an edited image based on your reference and prompt; results vary, and clothing, background or other details may change. Review the output before using it.
Describe the changes you want, such as a slimmer-looking waist, more defined muscle tone, longer-looking legs or an overall change to body proportions. Results depend on the photo, prompt and selected model.
Results vary by photo, prompt and selected model. Clothing details, textures, lighting or body contours may change, so review the result carefully.
A full-body or half-body photo with the person clearly visible can make it easier to describe the changes you want. Results vary with the image and selected model.
Clothing may change along with body proportions. Check the edited image for changes to patterns, textures and folds.
You need to sign in to generate. Generation uses credits, so check the selected model and displayed credit cost first. Available output options depend on the model and plan.
Reference images may be processed by the selected provider, and storage depends on the published account and storage policy. Check that policy before uploading an image.
AI body editing uses a reference photo and a prompt to explore changes to body proportions. Presets can suggest slimmer or more athletic-looking builds, a taller appearance or other adjustments.
You can use a fashion photo as a reference, but clothing details and draping may change during editing. Review the result carefully.

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