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The 3-Step Realistic AI Ad Workflow: The outfit edit, kept photoreal

2026-08-10 · Academy lesson · Adil · recording, 1:55 · original

Topic: Image generation & editing (also: Assets, references & consistency) · mode: Tutorial · tags: course chapter, series, one creator's experience, prompts shared

In the outfit-edit lesson of The 3-Step Realistic AI Ad Workflow, Adil has Claude write ten outfit prompts for his hero, runs them in GPT Image 2.0 and mixes two looks, then keeps the edit photoreal by layering the original Soul Cinema shot over the GPT Image edit and masking out only the old outfit.

Part of another source

This recording is almost entirely part of 3-Step Workflow To Make Ultra-Realistic AI Ads (2026-06-23); what is said in it is covered on that page.

What is said

  • 00:00:00 — Ten outfit prompts from Claude, run in GPT Image 2.0, two looks combined
  • 00:00:50 — Every edit costs quality: mask the new outfit under the original Soul Cinema shot

Threads in this video

  • restate · How do you put a new outfit on a person in a photo? — To keep an edited asset real, Adil puts the original Soul Cinema shot on top of the GPT Image edit in any basic photo editor and masks out the old outfit, so the face, skin and background stay from the original and only the outfit comes from the edit. (00:01:19)
  • restate · How do you avoid the AI (plastic) look? — To keep an edited asset real, Adil puts the original Soul Cinema shot on top of the GPT Image edit in any basic photo editor and masks out the old outfit, so the face, skin and background stay from the original and only the outfit comes from the edit. (00:01:19)

Mentioned

Central: GPT Image 2 · Soul Cinema

Also: AI look · Claude · Headphones ad (Higgsfield, 2026)

Only in the description or credits: Higgsfield Academy · The 3-Step Realistic AI Ad Workflow

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