Crossdresser AI fun can take you in many different directions, and I dabbled with it a while back using Claud for my website. I liked some of what it did on some and not so much on a couple of areas. Overall, I wasn’t happy with the experience, so I trashed it and moved back to my traditional methods. Then, a couple weeks back Stana had one of her guest bloggers JJ do a piece on using AI to experiment with different clothing and hair variations. HMM, that got me thinking of some old pictures that I have that had one or more things I did not like about them so never used. After researching a couple of options online I settled on DaVinci AI and set about playing with it and found it fun and easy to learn.
CROSSDRESSER AI FUN AT WORK
I wanted to be able to use the Christmas picture below in other posts but, needed to eliminate the tree to do so which I have done before using software. It takes a bit of time to accomplish this, and the results can vary depending on how you do it along with some luck. I uploaded to picture on the left to DaVinci AI and started giving it instructions of what I wanted embarking on my second Crossdresser AI fun adventure. I told it to remove the Christmas decorations, and it a few seconds got the picture on the right.


That led to some more Crossdresser AI fun changing the dress color to see what it would come up with. So, I went with red, black and glittery black.


CROSSDRESER AI POSING
That was a lot of fun, so I thought about an area I struggle with in photos which is posing like a lady instead of a fullback. I told DaVinci to change the pose to a more feminine one and the results are below which I will remember my next photo op. I just noticed that the photo on the right with my hand by my ear shows up in the reflection on the glass behind me. SPOOKY!


The only issue I have right now is my experience with DaVinci is limited so I learn as I go. It makes assumptions that things go together and makes changes I did not ask for. For instance, when I ask for a more feminine pose it automatically makes the image thinner and sometimes changes the face. I don’t know what that says about me, but AI thinks I need some work done, I guess. I will go back and see if there is a setting to limit some of the changes.
The picture on the left is raw out of the camera (iPhone) and the one on the right is the Crossdresser AI fun version after the instruction. Change to a more feminine pose that’s all I did all the rest was AI thinking.





