AI Bikini GeneratorBikini

Swap the outfit for swimwear and leave everything else alone — same pose, same face, same light. Or make it a clip, and watch the outer layer come off.

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Cost18 credits

How the bikini photo and video maker works

Bikini changes one thing and one thing only: the clothes. Your pose stays where it was, your face and hair are untouched, the room or the street behind you doesn't move, and the light falls exactly the way it fell when the photo was taken. What lands in your library is the same photograph — now in a two-piece, or a sculpted one-piece if that's the cut you prefer.

Or ask for a clip instead, and you get the few seconds it takes to happen: the outer layer comes off and the swimsuit underneath is what's left. Same photo going in, same face coming out — it just moves. Pick photo or video before you generate; the price is on the button either way.

The styles

Swimwear examples

Every style is hand-tuned to look like a real result — tap one and it's set up for you.

How it works

How to turn a photo into swimwear

1
Add your photo
Drop in a selfie or any photo — the only thing we need from you.
2
Create your photo
Tap once. Everything's set up — nothing to write, nothing to tweak.
3
Share it
Your result is ready in about a minute, sized right for every feed.

Add your photo

Two-PieceOne-PieceBandeau

Why reRAW AI

Why it still looks like your photo

Only the clothes change

Pose, face, hair, background and lighting all carry through untouched. That restraint is the whole trick — the moment a tool starts reinventing the scene as well, it stops being your photo and starts being someone else's.

Four cuts, one click apart

Two-piece is selected by default; one-piece, bandeau and halter sit right beside it on the strip. Same photo, same run — switch the cut and go again.

The version that moves

The clip isn't a still with a pan across it. It's the change itself, played out over five or ten seconds, with your face held the whole way through.

Nothing to write

Every cut on the strip is a finished recipe. You don't describe an outfit, adjust a slider or hunt for the right words — you pick one and upload.

“February, grey outside, no holiday booked. Fastest I've ever got to summer.”

Mara K.

used a photo from her camera roll

Good to know

Swimwear questions

Everything people ask before their first try.

Is the bikini photo editor free?

Signing up gives you 30 credits — enough for your first few images, no card needed. After that, each image costs credits, and a clip costs more than a still.

Do I need a prompt?

No. There's nothing to write. Two-piece is already selected — drop in one photo, pick photo or video, and that's all of it.

What kind of photo works best?

One person, standing, full body if you have it, in daylight. Because only the clothing is repainted, a plain phone photo does better than a heavily filtered one — and a shot where the current outfit is clearly visible gives the cleanest result.

What's the difference between the photo and the video?

The photo is your picture with the outfit swapped — one frame, about a minute. The video is the few seconds of it happening, five or ten seconds long, and it costs more because video always does. The price for the one you picked is printed on the button before you run it.

What's the difference between the two-piece and one-piece look?

Two-piece is the classic poolside cut; one-piece has a cleaner sculpted line; bandeau goes straight across with no straps; halter ties behind the neck. All four are on the strip at the top of this page and all four run on the same photo — one more run to see another.

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