Formal Attire Editor for Women
Put a blazer or collared blouse on your ID picture. Made for 2x2, 1x1 and passport size, white background, face kept unchanged. Free preview.
No photo? Try a sample:
How it works
- Choose a clear, front-facing photo with your whole face visible. Any background is fine; it becomes white.
- Pick an outfit and tap free preview. In about 20 seconds you see yourself in it, with your own face put back.
- Like it? Pay $1.49 (or $2.49 for a 24-hour pass), charged in your local currency, to get the HD picture without watermark.
- Pick the size, adjust the crop, then download the single picture or a 4R / A4 sheet and print it at 100% (actual size).
Formal attire for women, without a studio
Turn a casual photo into a formal ID picture: a dark navy blazer over a white collared blouse, or a plain white collared shirt, on a plain white background. Your hijab, eyeglasses and hairstyle are kept.
Your own face is put back on the new outfit, so the picture still looks like you. Preview it free, then pay $1.49 for the HD picture or $2.49 for a 24-hour pass that covers any size and any photo.
Which one to pick: the blazer and blouse reads as corporate attire, for job applications, company IDs, resumes and board registrations that ask for a blazer. The white collared shirt is the plainer choice for school IDs and forms that only say "collared". A navy blazer also stands out from a white background, where a white top alone can blend into it.
For the photo you start from: hair away from the eyebrows and eyes, small or no earrings, and a front-facing pose with your shoulders level. The AI keeps your hairstyle and any head covering, and replaces only what you wear below the neck, so a necklace or neck scarf may disappear under the new collar.
Which ID pictures need formal attire?
- Professional Regulation Commission: ASEAN Architect / Engineer registration asks for “coat and tie for men; blazer for women” (passport size).
The other requirements we track don't state a dress code.
Don't use an edited picture for these; they ask for an unedited photo:
| Measure | 2x2 |
|---|---|
| Centimeters (W × H) | 5.08 × 5.08 cm |
| Millimeters | 50.8 × 50.8 mm |
| Inches | 2 × 2 in |
| Pixels at 300 dpi | 600 × 600 px |
| Copies per 4R (4 × 6 in) | 6 |
| Copies per A4 | 20 |
FAQ
- Will the AI change my face?
- No. The AI only makes the new clothes and white background. Then the face from your own photo is put back on top, only lined up and resized to fit, so your features, skin tone and expression stay yours.
- Will it keep my hijab?
- Yes. The AI is told to keep head coverings, hairstyle and eyeglasses exactly as in your photo, and this was checked in our tests; only the clothes change. Some agencies ask that the face from forehead to chin stays fully visible, so check your agency's rule.
- Blazer or white blouse: which is more formal?
- The blazer over a collared blouse is the more formal of the two and is what most 'corporate attire' instructions mean. A plain white collared shirt suits forms that only ask for collared attire.
- How much does it cost?
- The preview is free. The HD picture without watermark is $1.49, or $2.49 for a 24-hour pass that covers any size and any photo. You pay in your local currency, by card or a local method such as GCash in the Philippines.
- Does PRC require a blazer for women?
- Only for some registrations: PRC lists 'coat and tie for men; blazer for women' for ASEAN Architect, Engineer and CPA. Regular exams don't specify attire.
- Will my school, employer or agency accept an edited picture?
- Rules differ. Some (like the CSC exam and the PDS) require an unedited photo. Check the requirements page for your agency before printing.