# Swap Clothing in a Video Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/recipes/clothing-item-swap-in-video Creator: @laure Saved recipe example · version 3 Use a new clothing image and an existing video to create an edited video with the clothing item replaced\. Header image: https://media.fuser.studio/5b25e32d112b921060fcde19391da2b68c3a7ea4b18ad4ae0d9f1e1cde942c39.png ## Explore a Clothing Swap The saved example connects a new clothing item image and a video to an edited video\. It demonstrates the recipe’s clothing\-replacement workflow while preserving the rest of the video\. ## Default inputs ### New clothing Item Type: image [New clothing Item]() ### Video to edit Type: video [Video to edit]() ## Saved outputs ### Edited Video Type: video [Edited Video]() ## Ways to use this recipe Create fashion\-focused video variations by changing the clothing image while starting from an existing video\. ### Review alternate outfit directions Test different clothing items against the same existing video to compare wardrobe concepts\. ### Prepare fashion campaign options Create edited video variations for reviewing how different clothing choices fit an established campaign concept\. ### Develop social video alternatives Use one existing video as the starting point for clothing\-focused variations suited to different content plans\. ### Support styling presentations Show proposed clothing changes in the context of an existing video before selecting a direction\. ### Explore wardrobe concepts Compare new clothing item images in a shared video context when developing fashion or streetwear ideas\. ### Create review\-ready video drafts Generate an edited video that helps teams discuss a clothing replacement without rebuilding the original video\. ## Frequently asked questions ### What does the Clothing Item Swap in Video recipe do? It replaces an item of clothing in an existing video using a new clothing item image\. The output is an edited video, with the rest of the video intended to remain the same\. ### Who can use this recipe? It is suited to fashion and streetwear teams, stylists, creative reviewers, and anyone comparing clothing options within an existing video\. The recipe is for evaluating clothing changes rather than creating an unrelated video from scratch\. ### What inputs do I need to prepare? You need two inputs: an image labeled New clothing Item and a video labeled Video to edit\. The image provides the replacement clothing item, while the video supplies the existing footage to edit\. ### Can I change the clothing and video inputs? Yes\. Both named inputs are exposed in Fuser, so you can change the New clothing Item image and the Video to edit input for a new run\. ### What does the saved example show? The saved example shows the recipe’s default new clothing item image and video connected to an Edited Video output\. It is a saved input\-to\-output example, not a live run on this page\. ### What output should I expect? The recipe produces one output labeled Edited Video\. It represents the existing video with the selected clothing item replaced, while the rest of the video is intended to stay the same\. ### What is this recipe best used for? Use it to compare wardrobe directions, prepare fashion video variations, support styling reviews, or explore clothing concepts in an existing video context\. It is most relevant when the main change you want to examine is the clothing item\. ## Used for - [Fashion & apparel](https://fuser.studio/solutions/industries/fashion-apparel.md): Develop on\-person garment imagery, editorial concepts and lookbook layouts\. Bring collection references, virtual try\-on and editable design together in Fuser\. ## Try a Different Clothing Item Log in to Fuser to use your own clothing image and video with this fashion\-focused editing recipe\. [Use this recipe](https://app.fuser.studio) [Browse recipes](https://fuser.studio/recipes)