How does AI virtual try-on work?

The model places garment images onto the person photo, aiming to keep pose and identity while matching clothing color and shape.

How many credits does this cost?

Try-on starts at 3 credits for the first garment, plus 2 credits for each extra garment (up to 6).

Up to six. Billing starts at 3 credits for the first garment and adds 2 credits for each extra piece.

Use a front-facing person photo and flat, unobstructed garment shots. Busy backgrounds or wrinkled piles of clothes reduce quality.

Uploads are used only to process this request. Generated files are stored according to your plan. See the privacy policy for details.

Dress a person photo with one or more garment references. Flat product shots work best; add extra garments for a full outfit.

Upload a person photo and garments, run try-on, download the dressed portrait.

Use a clear, well-lit shot of a person you may edit. Full-body or torso views usually drape better than tight crops.

Upload flat product shots of shirts, jackets, or dresses. Up to six garments; the first is 3 credits, each extra is 2.

Run try-on, check fit and fabric against the references, then download.

A person photo plus garment references — no dressing room required.

Upload who wears the clothes, then one to six garment photos. Extra pieces cost extra credits.

Add a jacket over a shirt, or mix items from different product shots in one try-on.

Leave a short hint such as which garment to prefer when several pieces are uploaded.

Garments, credits, quality, and privacy for AI clothes try-on.

Pair the outfit with a new hairstyle or a professional headshot.

After

After

Upload a person and garments to generate an AI try-on.