AI bikini try-on. Get the photos right first.

1. Choose a photo with a clear outline

Use a front-facing photo in even light with your torso and hips in the frame. Keep your arms slightly away from your body. A close face selfie does not show enough of the area you want to preview. You can start with a clothed photo; avoid bulky layers that hide your outline. Use your own photo or one you have permission to edit.

2. Prepare one bikini reference

Crop out price labels, shopping controls and unrelated products. Keep both pieces of the bikini in view, including the straps and waistband. If a product is shown from several angles, start with the front image rather than combining all angles in a collage. Save a separate back view for checking construction when shopping.

• Accepted files: JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MB per photo.
• Avoid screenshots where the bikini is only a tiny part of the image.
• Use the same color and style as the item you intend to order.

3. Open your photos in Studio

Add the swimsuit to the bikini reference slot and your photo to the You slot. Check that they are in the right places, then choose Generate in Studio. This transfers the selected files through browser storage. Stay in the same browser and device while signing in. In Studio, review your choices and available credits before submitting the generation.

4. Inspect the result before comparing styles

Look closely at ties, edges, straps and where the two pieces meet the body. Check the print against the reference: a changed stripe or missing seam is an AI error, not information about the actual bikini. If the result is unclear, improve the source image before spending another credit. A brighter reference with less obstruction gives you a more specific input to work with.

When the preview looks wrong

If a strap disappears, check whether it was visible in the reference. If the pose changes, try a simpler front-facing source photo. If a hand or hair covers the garment, select a photo with that area unobstructed. Repeatedly generating from the same ambiguous image may repeat the problem. Even a convincing result cannot verify sizing, stretch, support or how wet fabric behaves.