AI Virtual Try-On
Upload garment photos and a pose reference. The try-on tool dresses the model in your pieces and keeps the pose, backdrop, and light.
Virtual try-on turns flat lays and product photos into on-model images without a photo shoot. Add one or more garments, choose what they replace, from a full outfit to a top, pants, dress, outerwear, shoes, a bag, or jewelry, and add reference photos for the pose and scene. Each reference makes its own result, so one garment can be shown in several poses. An optional face photo keeps the same model across a collection.
- On-model fashion images from flat lay or packshot photos
- Replace a full outfit or combine tops, pants, shoes, bags, and accessories
- Keep pose, backdrop, and lighting from each reference photo
- Optional model face for a consistent look across a collection
Add your garments
Upload clear flat lay or product photos of each piece you want to show.
Set the pose and type
Add a reference photo for the pose and scene, then pick the clothing types to replace.
Generate on-model images
Review fit, fabric, and details, then download or animate the result.
Who uses AI virtual try-on
- Online clothing stores that need on-model photos for every new product
- Marketplace sellers on Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, and TikTok Shop without a studio budget
- Brands testing a new collection on different looks before booking a shoot
- Stylists and creators putting together outfit ideas from product photos
Prepare photos that give accurate results
Garment photos work best as flat lays or packshots with the whole piece visible, on a plain background, and without folds that hide prints or buttons. Shoot each piece separately.
Pose references work best as full-body photos with a clear pose and good light. The result keeps the pose, background, and light of the reference, so pick references that match the mood of your store.
Combine pieces into a full look
Choose Full outfit to replace the entire look, or combine single pieces such as a top with pants, shoes, and a bag. The example in our gallery dresses one model in a cable-knit cardigan and wide-leg jeans from two separate flat lays.
Supported types are full outfit, top, T-shirt, outerwear, pants, shorts, skirt, dress, shoes, bag, jewelry, hat, sunglasses, and watch.
Check before you publish
Compare the result with the real garment: color, print placement, buttons, logos, and length. AI try-on is a fast way to show fit and styling, but the listing must still represent the product accurately.
What is AI virtual try-on?
It places garments from product photos onto a person in a reference image, keeping the pose and scene while swapping the clothing you select.
Which clothing types are supported?
Full outfit, top, T-shirt, outerwear, pants, shorts, skirt, dress, shoes, bag, jewelry, hat, sunglasses, and watch. Full outfit replaces the whole look; the other types can be combined.
What photos give the best try-on results?
Garment photos with the whole piece visible on a plain background, and a full-body reference with a clear pose. Check buttons, prints, and logos against the real product before publishing.
Can I keep the same model across a whole collection?
Yes. Add an optional face photo and use it for every garment. Each pose reference makes its own result, so one face can wear the full collection in several poses.
Can I turn a try-on image into a video?
Yes. Send the result to Image to Video and ask for a small movement, such as a slow turn or fabric moving in the wind, with the outfit kept unchanged.
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