New: AI Virtual Try OnTry On an Outfit
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Clothing photo

For the best result
  • Photo 1: you, facing the camera, from the waist up or full body
  • Photo 2: the clothing on its own (flat-lay, hanger, product photo) or worn by someone
  • Pick the clothing type that matches photo 2

Clothing

Virtual Try On

Virtual try on with two photos: you, and the piece you want to see on you. Your first image is free, no sign-up, no credit card.

Original photo: Man in his early 20s + Woman in her early 60s with grey hair: Full OutfitBefore
Virtual Try On result: Man in his early 20s + Woman in her early 60s with grey hair: Full OutfitAfter

Example result. Upload your photo to make yours.

Examples

Original photo: Man in his early 20s + Woman in her early 60s with grey hair: Full OutfitBefore
Virtual Try On result: Man in his early 20s + Woman in her early 60s with grey hair: Full OutfitAfter

How to do a virtual try on with two photos

Two uploads and one choice. The clothing comes only from your second photo, so there is nothing to type.

  1. 1

    Upload a photo of you

    Use a photo with one person, facing the camera, with the clothes you want to swap in view. JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB works, and a phone's HEIC photo is converted in your browser first.

  2. 2

    Add the clothing photo

    This can be a flat-lay, a piece on a hanger, a product shot from a shop, or a photo of someone wearing it. If a person is in it, the model is told to take only their clothing, never their face, hair or pose.

  3. 3

    Pick the clothing type

    Full Outfit, the default, replaces everything the clothing photo covers. Top keeps the rest of your clothes, Bottom keeps your own top, Dress swaps in a complete dress, and Outerwear goes over what you already wear.

  4. 4

    Generate, compare and download

    Your virtual try on appears next to your original photo as one 3:4 portrait. It is AI output, so compare the face and the garment with your two photos, then download it, because results are not saved on the site.

Virtual try on vs a fitting room or a store's try-on

Three ways to see a piece on you before you buy it, and what each one can and can't tell you.

This virtual try onStore fitting roomA store's own try-on button
What you can tryThe garment in the photo you upload, wherever you found itWhat that store has on the rackProducts from that store's own catalog
WhereIn your browser, on a photo of youIn person, at the storeOn that store's site or app
Clothing image it usesFlat-lay, hanger, product shot or someone wearing itNone, you wear the real pieceThe store's own product images
Real size and fitNo, it doesn't know your measurementsYes, the real garment on your bodyVaries by store
Feel the fabricNoYesNo
CostOne free image per visitor, no sign-upFree, plus the tripVaries by store

Before your virtual try on: photo checklist

You get one free image across the whole site, so set up both photos well before you press the button.

  • Pick a photo of you that shows the part of your body the new piece would cover; a chest-up selfie suits a top or a sweater.
  • Make sure the whole garment is visible in the clothing photo, not cropped at the collar, sleeves or hem.
  • Choose a clothing photo where the color looks true in even light, since the color is taken from that photo.
  • When the clothing photo shows a single piece, pick Top, Bottom, Dress or Outerwear instead of Full Outfit, so the model knows what to replace.
  • A photo of a friend wearing the piece works as the clothing photo; ask them first, and only the clothing is meant to carry over.
  • Upload only photos of adults, of yourself or of people who agreed, since the site is for people 18 and over.
  • Check that each file is a JPEG, PNG or WebP under 10 MB, or a phone HEIC that the browser converts.

Frequently asked questions

A virtual try on shows a piece of clothing on you in a picture instead of in a mirror. On this page you upload a photo of yourself and a photo of the garment, and the AI makes one new image of you wearing it.

Yes. You need two photos: one of you and one of the clothing. Pick the clothing type, press the button, and the result appears next to your original in the browser, ready to download.

There is no app to install. This virtual try on runs in your web browser, and the result is a normal image file you download.

Each visitor gets one free image for the whole site, not one per page, with no sign-up and no credit card. There is no paid plan or credit pack, so once it is used the tool says you've used all your free tries.

Yes, that is one of the four kinds of clothing photo the page accepts. In our virtual try on test, a green knit sweater worn by another person carried over in color and knit, and her face did not appear in the result.

The model is told to keep your face, hairstyle, skin tone, body shape, pose and background. In our test the man's face, hair and room stayed the same, but it is still AI output, so compare it with your original.

No. The tool doesn't know your measurements or the garment's size chart, so it can't advise on size or fit. Treat the virtual try on image as a look at color and style, and check the store's size guide before you order.

A product photo saved from a store listing is one of the clothing photos the page takes, alongside flat-lays, hangers and worn shots. This page isn't connected to any store; it only uses the two images you upload.

No, this virtual try on page has no text box. The garment comes only from your clothing photo. To describe an outfit in words or pick from styles, the site's other clothing pages have presets and a description field.

Your photo is only used to create your images and is never used to train AI models. Uploaded photos are stored only to run the service and are deleted on request, and there is no saved history, so download any result you want to keep.

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