How to change clothes with AI.

CHAPTERS
0:00 How to change clothes
12:28 How to add new clothes

[worthstream]

This was a great tutorial!
One point though: when using latent noise as the infill option, you don't retain anything from the original image, it gets overwritten by pure noise.
That's why a low denoising strength didn't work.

It makes sense to always use a denoising strength of 1 when starting from pure noise. Outside of inpainting, when you're generating a new image, it does start from pure noise and denoises it to a final image, so you're just repeating the same process in a smaller area.

[PL-]

Thanks! And also for using A1111 😊 (Comfy probably very good but for my eyes and usage A1111 is better. Thanks again)

[tomorbataar]

Good tutorial for changing clothes, close to how I do it!

I would recommend using controlnet openpose as well, especially on high denoise inpainting might start to introduce slight differences in the subject's body and pose, so having openpose on the original image keeping the subject in place will save a lot of headache.

[polystormstudio]

This was a great explanation, thanks Sebastian for clearing up a lot of questions I had about inpainting!

[PlaneAwesome]

Another fantastic guide. Great tip with the "s" shortcut for a larger painting area! I used to use Shift+scroll-wheel, but it gets a bit finicky sometimes.

[agoosecalledxaro]

Trying to help the DinifAI community. Thanks for the tutorial.

[steventapia_motiondesigner]

Thanks for you tutorials! This came right on time. I had to change someone's coat and pants. Inpainting did the job!

[babyfeet]

Instead of generating different pants based on prompt, is it possible to upload a picture of the pant of your choice and ask the model to generate a picture based on the pant picture you uploaded?

[ediruzza]

How about introducing clothes that are loaded from an image?

[frankp.]

not able to download the prompt styles

[Bockiiey]

Thanks for the video!
Inpaint sketch is a really nice tool to use for something like this as well :) I usually paint the area with the colour I want to use and general shape (as in for example adding a heart necklace), then do Inpaint on the same area to "refine" it :)

[AndreaWatson-oo]

Obviously there are far better and easier ways to do inpainting (and it's been used for a long time to change far more than just clothes), but this is great for someone just starting out!

[teambellavsteamalice]

Is there an option to combine outfits from one image and the rest (model, face, pose, hands) from another?

I recall an option with controlnet, not sure about the correct terms. Perhaps scene decomposition? It automatically added tags to certain parts of a scene, like painting or window. Does this exist for people?

It would be nice to create different assets, like faces, hands, hairdos, clothes and rigged human models (perhaps as a set of images from different angles).

If you have these, what is the best way to combine these in a consistent way?

[dulay]

What about a reference image of clothes?

[rhyswalker]

this was a great video, is it possible to add an image of a pair of blue jeans to add to the model?

[arothmanmusic]

This explains everything I've been doing wrong. 😂 Thanks, Mr. K!

[scentilatingone]

Nice thx. How would you add props like smoking a cigarette? A beer in hand? Etc??

[awais]

Can we do inpainting process automatically done and change clothes

[minhhuyle]

can you share your styles like silk, wool... because i mine box is emty, im a newbie. Thank you so much!!!

[georgematsos]

Is there a way to in paint a custom wearable from a photo ?