Comparing the original with the edit shows how the shape changes. Use small slider moves for a result that stays realistic.


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

Pick the area you want to change and drag its slider toward slimmer a little at a time.

Apply the change, compare it with the original photo and download the result.
The simulator edits the shape in your photo as a visual goal or for planning. It does not predict real weight loss, and healthy goals are best set with a doctor or dietitian.

A weight loss simulator edits a photo to show a slimmer body shape. You upload a full-body photo, move the sliders and compare the result with the original.
No. It is a visual edit of one photo and does not predict real results or timelines.
A full-body photo, standing straight and facing the camera in even light, gives the cleanest result.
Use small slider steps and compare with the original. Big changes can bend the background or distort clothing.
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.