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Virtual Try On
Upload a person and a garment, and see that exact piece worn — print, logo and color kept as they are.
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Why try-on is harder than changing clothes
Changing clothes only needs a plausible garment. Try-on needs a specific one: the stripe spacing, the logo placement, the exact color of the product you uploaded, wrapped onto a body that stands at a different angle than the flat-lay it came from.
That is why this page runs a dedicated try-on model rather than a general image editor. It maps the garment onto the body, follows the pose, and keeps the print aligned instead of inventing a similar-looking pattern.
Three steps to a try-on image
Upload the garment
A clean product shot on a plain background beats one worn by another model.
Pick type and fit
Top, bottom, dress or full outfit, then regular, slim or oversized, and run.
Built to keep the product recognisable
Print and logo held
Graphics stay where they belong on the garment instead of being redrawn as something similar.
Pose-aware mapping
The garment follows the body angle, shoulders and arm position in the photo.
Fit options
Regular, slim and oversized change how the piece sits without changing the product.
Same model, many products
Keep the person photo and swap the garment to build a whole catalog look.
Product to worn shot
Where try-on pays for itself
Listing photos
Show a garment worn without booking a model for every SKU.
Shopper preview
Let a customer see the piece on a body closer to their own.
Range planning
Preview a full drop on one model before any sample is produced.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of garment photo works best?
A flat lay or a product shot on a plain background, straight on, with the whole piece visible. A garment cropped or worn by another person is harder to map cleanly.
Will the print stay exactly right?
That is what this model is for, and with the preserve option on it holds print, logo and color. Very fine text on a garment can still soften when it wraps around the body.
Can I use it to show a size?
No. Fit changes how the garment sits visually, but the result is not a measurement. Keep your size chart as the source of truth.
Does the person change?
Face, hair and background stay from the person photo. Only the garment region is generated.
Can I try several products on the same photo?
Yes. Keep the person photo loaded, swap the garment image and run again — each result stays in the history panel for comparison.
See it worn before you shoot it
Upload a person and a product, and get a try-on image back.