Looks & Styling
Virtual Try-On
Wear a garment from a product photo — your pose, your face, that exact piece
4 free credits — one Standard run of any tool. No card needed.
- 1Upload a photo of yourself that shows the part of the body the garment covers.
- 2Upload a clear photo of the garment — product shot, flat lay or on a mannequin.
- 3Shoot, compare fit and color against your original, and download or try another piece.
Real Studio output — drag the handle to compare.
You found the jacket online but cannot picture it on you. Virtual Try-On answers that with two photos: one of you and one of the garment — a product shot from a store page, a flat lay, a photo of a friend's dress. The Studio fits that exact piece to your body and pose, with the drape, seams, print placement and shadows adjusted to the light in your photo. Your face, hair, skin tone, body shape and background are left alone, so what you see is you in that garment, in the photo you already had.
It works best when the garment photo is clear and mostly unobstructed: a front view on a plain background, a mannequin, or a model shot where the piece is fully visible. Your own photo should show the area the garment covers — a full-length shot for trousers or a coat, waist-up for a top. Patterns, logos-free prints, textures and hardware such as zips and buttons are carried across, which makes the tool useful for checking colors against your skin tone before you order, or for a stylist assembling looks for a client.
Two photos at Standard finish cost 4 credits and develop in seconds. Pro and Max finishes render knit texture, denim weave and silk sheen more faithfully, which matters when you are judging a fabric. If the fit is right but the setting is wrong, send the result to Background Changer; if you want to describe a piece instead of photographing it, Outfit Change works from words. Every try-on stays on your contact sheet for side-by-side comparison of several candidates.
On the call sheet
- Photo of you · Photo of the garment
Every session includes
- Send the frame into any other tool
- Standard, Pro and Max finishes
- A contact sheet of everything you shoot
- Print-size upscales and short clips
Good to know
What kind of garment photo works best?
A front-facing shot on a plain background with the whole piece visible. Store product images and flat lays are ideal; heavily folded or partially hidden garments give weaker results.
Can I try on shoes or accessories?
Tops, dresses, jackets, trousers and skirts are the strongest. Shoes, bags and jewelry can work if the garment photo is clean and your photo shows the relevant area, but results vary.
Does it show the true size or fit?
It shows how the piece looks on your body and pose, with a natural fit. It is not a sizing tool and cannot tell you which size to order.
Can I put the garment on someone else's photo?
Yes — the first slot can be any person whose photo you have the right to use, which makes it handy for stylists and shop owners dressing a model.
Can I try Virtual Try-On without paying?
Yes. A new account comes with 4 free credits — one Standard run of Virtual Try-On or any other tool — and no card is needed.
Often booked together
Outfit Change
Describe a new outfit in words and wear it in your existing photo
Hairstyle Changer
Preview any cut or color on your own photo before you sit in the chair
Background Changer
Describe a new backdrop and step into it with matching light and perspective
AI Photoshoot
Twenty shoots — LinkedIn to golden hour — from one to four of your selfies