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Virtual try on, styled by you.

Virtual try on puts a complete outfit on your photo. Pick a look, mix pieces, and compare the picture — no prompt to write.

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WHAT YOU GET

What is virtual try on?

Virtual try on combines a person photo with a clothing reference and returns a picture of that outfit on you. Use it to judge color, layering, and overall style before you buy, pack, or try another piece. On a result like Red league, check whether the cap, the 25 on the jersey, the sleeve stripes, the cargo pockets, and the red bag still read clearly.

Virtual try on helps you compare appearance; it does not measure your body or guarantee fit. Check the retailer's size chart when choosing a size. The images here are AI examples.

Original photo: an adult man taking a bedroom mirror selfie in a palm-print shirt, red cap, white shorts, and slidesRed league outfit reference: white 25 jersey, red cap, white cargo trousers, red bag, and red sneakers
AI example: the same man in a red cap and white-and-red 25 jersey, taking a mirror selfie
AI example: Red league — a mirror selfie in a red cap and a white-and-red 25 jersey.

YOUR NEXT LOOK, IN THREE STEPS

How to start a virtual try on

Set up your virtual try on in the fitting room above, with no prompt to write. Add your photos, choose the output, then sign in and submit when you are ready.

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Current Try On Up person step: empty upload area and six sample models

Add a person photo

For virtual try on, upload a well-lit, front-facing photo of one person or choose one of the six sample models. Include the full body when trying a complete outfit or shoes.

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Current Try On Up clothes step: a selected outfit thumbnail above Outfit, Sets, and Outerwear

Choose the clothes

Load a complete Outfit, mix compatible pieces, or upload your own clothing photos. Selected items sit above the Clothes categories so you can see what the virtual try on will use.

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Current Try On Up output settings: aspect ratio choices and 1 to 4 images

Set the output and generate

Keep Auto or pick a frame, then choose 1–4 candidate pictures of this same setup. Review the credit cost in the fitting room, sign in, and submit. Compare each virtual try on preview with your original photo and download a favorite.

Person photo

Face the camera, use even light, and keep one person in frame. Show a readable full body when you try shoes or a complete outfit.

Clothing photo

Show one item clearly, or a clean outfit flat lay with every piece visible. Crop away site text and extra products, and keep the full garment in the frame so virtual try on can see the complete piece.

BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

See an outfit on your photo before you choose

A product photo shows the clothes. It does not show how those colors and proportions sit on you. Load a complete reference and run a virtual try on with your photo, then decide whether to keep the look, swap a piece, or try a different outfit. On Coffee in the city, compare the green one-shoulder cutout with the white wide-leg trousers — the neckline, the side opening, the drawstring, and where the gold sandals land.

Preview it in the fitting room
Original photo: an adult woman sitting on city steps in an olive blazer, white shirt, and black boots, holding a coffee cupCoffee in the city outfit reference: green one-shoulder cutout top, white wide-leg trousers, and gold sandals
AI example: the same woman on city steps in a green one-shoulder top, white wide-leg trousers, and gold sandals
AI example: Coffee in the city — a green one-shoulder top and white wide-leg trousers on city steps.

WHEN YOU WOULD USE IT

Find a look for your next plan

Choose a scene for an evening outfit, weekend linen, or a new take on tailoring. Selecting Try this look loads that gallery outfit, keeps your person photo, and asks before replacing conflicting clothes. It does not generate until you submit.

Original photo: a woman in a brown jacket and trousers leaning against a sunlit stone wallAfter-dark gloss outfit reference: black off-shoulder top, glossy midi skirt, pointed heels, handbag, and hoop earrings
AI example: the woman wearing a black off-shoulder top and glossy skirt by the same sunlit wall
AI-CREATED EXAMPLE

AFTER HOURS

Give an evening outfit a sharper edge

An off-shoulder top and a glossy midi skirt bring two textures to an all-black look. Check whether the open neckline, the skirt's shine, the pointed heels, and the bag feel like evening on your photo.

COMPLETE LOOK OR PIECES

Try a complete outfit or build your own

Choose Outfit when one photo already shows the full look you want for virtual try on. Selecting it replaces separate pieces after you confirm; cancel keeps the current clothes. To build your own, combine Tops and Bottoms, add Outerwear, then finish with Socks, Shoes, or Accessories. Each piece has its own reference, so you can swap one item without rebuilding the rest.

Use Sets for a coordinated set or a dress in virtual try on. Sets replace Tops and Bottoms, and can still take Outerwear, Socks, Shoes, and Accessories.

City layers complete outfit reference photographed as a flat lay
AI example: City layers as one complete Outfit reference.

COMPATIBLE PIECES

  • Blue poplin shirtBlue poplin shirt
  • Wide-leg denimWide-leg denim
  • The everyday blazerThe everyday blazer
  • Oxblood loafersOxblood loafers
  • Olive shoulder bagOlive shoulder bag
Current Try On Up clothes step, with a selected outfit thumbnail above Outfit, Sets, and Outerwear
Selected clothing stays above the category list.

SAME PERSON, NEW CLOTHES

Keep your photo and explore another look

Weekend workwear and Midnight knit start from the same person photo. Keep that photo in the fitting room, then load a new outfit or swap a piece. Using the same starting image for each virtual try on makes the clothes easier to compare: the tan chore jacket and olive cargos, or the black turtleneck and Chelsea boots.

AI may still change facial, body, or background details. Compare each virtual try on preview with your original before saving.

Original photo shared by both looks: an adult man walking a city street in a blue denim shirt, cream trousers, and loafers
Weekend workwear outfit reference: tan chore jacket, white T-shirt, olive cargo trousers, canvas tote, and brown bootsAI example: the same man in a tan chore jacket, white T-shirt, olive trousers, and brown boots, carrying a canvas tote
Midnight knit outfit reference: black turtleneck, grey trousers, black belt, and black Chelsea bootsAI example: the same man in a black turtleneck, grey trousers, and black Chelsea boots on a city street
AI example: the same original photo, two outfit references, and two previews — Weekend workwear and Midnight knit.

BACKGROUND, POSE, FRAME, COUNT

Choose the setting and output

Keep the original background and pose, or pick a studio, street, or café preset and a pose. Leave the frame on Auto, or choose a ratio such as 3:4 or 16:9. Choose 1–4 images to compare variations of one outfit in virtual try on. All candidates use the same person, clothing, and settings. To explore a different outfit, update the clothes and submit again.

Review the credit cost shown for this virtual try on in the fitting room. Sign in and submit when you want to generate.

Current Try On Up output settings, showing aspect ratio choices and 1 to 4 images
Auto, aspect ratio, and 1–4 candidate images for the same setup.
  • Studio
  • Street
  • Café

BEFORE YOU TRY

Virtual try on, your questions answered.

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What photos should I use for virtual try on?

Use a well-lit, front-facing photo of one person. Keep the body visible for complete outfits and shoes. Clothing photos should show one item or a clean outfit flat lay, true color, and the full silhouette. Crop away website text and extra products while keeping the complete garment. Group shots, heavy filters, and collages make a weak start for virtual try on.

Which clothing categories can I combine in virtual try on?

Virtual try on offers eight categories: Outfit, Sets, Outerwear, Tops, Bottoms, Socks, Shoes, and Accessories. Use Outfit for one complete reference, or combine individual pieces. Sets cover coordinated clothing and dresses; they can pair with Outerwear, Socks, Shoes, and Accessories. Choosing Outfit replaces separate pieces, and choosing Sets replaces Tops and Bottoms. You can confirm or cancel before conflicting items are replaced.

How do I run another virtual try on with the same photo?

Load another Outfit or replace a piece. Your current person photo stays. Outfit and Sets may ask you to confirm before they replace conflicting items. Background and pose stay unless you change them. Clicking a gallery scene or Try this look only loads references. A virtual try on does not start until you sign in and submit.

What do 1–4 images mean in virtual try on?

They are candidate previews from the same person, clothing, background, pose, and aspect ratio. Choose more than one to compare variations of that look. To explore a different outfit, change the clothing and start another virtual try on. The fitting room shows the credit cost before you generate.

Do I need an account for virtual try on, and how do credits work?

You can browse the page and prepare your photos without signing in. Generating a virtual try on requires an account. New accounts receive starter credits under the current offer. Review the cost for your settings in the fitting room; paid plans and credit packs are listed on the pricing page. Loading a sample only prepares your inputs. If it fails, your current photos stay in place and no credits are used; retry or choose another look.

How accurate is virtual try on, and can it tell my size?

Virtual try on is an appearance preview. It does not measure your body or the garment, and it does not guarantee fit, drape, or a retail size. Prints, seams, logos, collars, and proportions may change. Check the retailer’s size chart before you buy. If a preview looks off, check that both references are clear and complete, then submit again with a clearer reference.

Will my face, body, or background stay the same?

Each virtual try on starts from your selected person photo. Keep the original background and pose, or choose presets to change the setting. The model may still alter facial features, body proportions, clothing, or background details. Compare the result with your original photo before you save it.

What happens to my photos during virtual try on?

Uploads and previews stay private to your account. We use them to create the requested virtual try on, show you private results, and operate safety, billing, and abuse controls. We do not sell your photos or publish them as public examples. Account content is kept while your account remains active and as needed for billing, security, and legal obligations. Upstream model providers may keep processing copies under their own policies, so deleting our copy does not guarantee immediate deletion upstream. Only upload photos you have the right to use.

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YOUR PHOTO. YOUR NEXT OUTFIT.

Start your next virtual try on

Upload a person photo, choose an Outfit or mix pieces, then generate a virtual try on preview. The fitting room shows the current credit cost; sign in when you are ready to submit.

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