The purple dashed guide marks the waist, the area that changed. The change is mild, so compare the two photos side by side to see it.


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

Open Body Reshape, choose Waist and drag the slider toward slimmer. The result on this page uses the slider moved all the way.

Apply the change, compare it with the original photo and download the result.
Body Reshape changes the waist slightly and the background stays in place. Use it for outfit planning or a quick look at a photo. It is a photo edit, not a body goal.

A skinny filter edits a photo to make the body look slimmer. On this page it is done with Body Reshape: you upload a full-body photo, drag the Waist 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.
The result on this page uses the Waist slider moved all the way toward slimmer, and the change is still mild. Start there and compare with the original.
No. It is a visual edit of one photo and does not predict how a body changes.
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.