Start with up to 40 standard 2K outfit edits for $9.90, with prices as low as $0.20 per standard 2K edit. Pay once and use your credits whenever you want.
A low-cost way to test garment references, compare a few looks, and create occasional outfit edits.
The best balance of price and flexibility for creators who compare styles and generate regularly.
Built for high-volume fashion concepts, campaign preparation, and larger creative workflows.
Use lighter 1K generations to explore a direction, move to 2K for polished everyday output, and reserve 4K for high-detail presentation work.
Sign in, choose a pack, and continue to Dodo Payments. After successful payment, the purchased credits are connected to your AI Outfit Changer account.
Checkout is handled by Dodo Payments through a secure hosted payment flow.
Your balance appears beside your avatar and inside the private My Account page.
Use credits across supported outfit edits and choose the resolution that fits each project.
The lowest total price, lowest cost per credit, and right amount of creative room are different questions. Estimate how often you generate, which resolution you need, and how many refinements a typical image takes.
Choose Starter when you want to learn the workflow, compare a small group of outfits, or create occasional personal images. Begin with 1K tests, keep the strongest direction, and spend more credits on a polished version only after the concept works.
Creator suits regular content and styling work where several variations are useful. The larger balance makes it easier to compare seasonal looks, prepare social assets, test campaign directions, or refine a successful outfit without purchasing a new pack immediately.
Studio is intended for higher-volume planning and production. It offers the lowest listed cost per credit and more room for batches, but it is only the better value when your expected workflow can realistically use the larger balance.
A generation budget works best when it follows the creative process. Use a lower-cost 1K image to answer the first question: is the outfit direction right? Check silhouette, color, layering, and overall compatibility before asking for tiny refinements. When the idea is strong, move to 2K for a versatile finished image or 4K when the intended presentation genuinely benefits from additional detail.
Keep one variable stable when comparing results. Reuse the same person photo, clothing reference, prompt structure, and resolution while testing one color or fit change. This makes each generation more informative and helps prevent credits from being spent on comparisons that cannot be judged fairly.
AI output can still contain unexpected changes or artifacts. Review faces, hands, garment edges, closures, patterns, text, accessories, and background details before downloading or publishing. Credit pricing pays for generation capacity; it does not guarantee exact real-world fit, product accuracy, commercial suitability, or a particular creative outcome.
Important details about renewals, expiration, generation costs, and failed edits.
No. Every package is a one-time credit purchase. There is no automatic renewal or recurring subscription charge.
No. Purchased credits remain on your account until you use them, subject to the service terms and account status.
Under the current model, a standard medium-quality edit uses 3 credits at 1K, 5 credits at 2K, or 10 credits at 4K. Model and quality choices may change the final cost shown before generation.
When the service identifies an eligible failed or rejected generation, the consumed credits are automatically returned to your account.
Use 1K for broad styling experiments, 2K for versatile finished outfit images, and 4K when fine garment details or larger presentation output justify the additional credit cost.
Yes. Credits are attached to your account rather than a single image. You can use the available balance for supported generations across personal styling tests, creative concepts, and other legitimate outfit-editing projects.
