The purple dashed guide marks the area that changed. The result shown here is a mild slimming change at the waist. Compare the two photos side by side.


Use a photo where the whole body is visible, standing straight in even light, so the tool can detect the body.

Open Body Reshape, pick an area such as waist, arms, legs or chest and drag its slider. Change one area a little at a time.

Apply the change, compare it with the original photo and download the result.
Body Reshape has separate sliders for areas such as waist, arms, legs and chest. The edit changes the selected area while the background and your pose stay in place.

People use the term fat filter for edits that change body shape in a photo. On this page that is done with Body Reshape: you upload a full-body photo, move a slider and compare the result with the original.
A full-body photo, standing straight and facing the camera in even light, gives the cleanest result.
No. It is a visual edit of one photo and does not predict how a body changes.
Change one area a little at a time. Changes in the widening direction are small, and the result shown on this page is a mild slimming change at the waist.
It works best with fitted clothes. Baggy outfits and crossed arms make the body outline harder to detect.
After you compare the result with the original, download the photo from the editor.