AI Clothes Changer
Google API Use & Safety
This page explains what AI Clothes Changer does, what Google sign-in can access, and the safety boundary around image generation.
Application purpose
AI Clothes Changer is a web app for clothing-only virtual try-on. An adult user uploads one clothed person photo and one garment reference, and the service generates an AI preview of that person wearing the referenced clothing. It is intended for outfit comparison, styling, ecommerce drafts, and similar clothing work.
Clothing-only boundary
The product only adds or replaces clothing. There is no feature for removing clothes, undressing a person, or creating nude or sexual images. AI-generated non-consensual intimate imagery (AI NCII) and any sexual content are prohibited. Users must be 18 or older and may upload only photos they own or have permission to edit, with the consent of the people shown.
Google user data
Google sign-in requests only the standard openid, email, and profile scopes. We use the returned name, email address, and profile picture to create and authenticate the account, show the account identity, and provide account support.
We do not access Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Contacts, or other Google services. Google user data is never sent to the image-generation provider, used to generate images, used for advertising, sold, or used to train AI models. Google APIs are not used for image generation or any image-content workflow.
Uploaded images
Uploaded person and garment photos are sent to the separate image provider only to fulfill the user's requested clothing preview. Uploads and generated images are stored in the service account so the user can access them later, and can be deleted from the account or by contacting support. The provider receives image inputs, never Google account data.
Law and third-party rights
Users must comply with applicable law and must have the rights and permissions needed for every person photo and garment reference they upload. Do not use the service to infringe copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, or other third-party rights, to impersonate or defame someone, or to encourage illegal activity. We may block content, suspend accounts, remove violating material, and report serious or unlawful conduct. See our Content & Safety Policy for the full rules.