Four ways to try something on.
Try-ons for the whole look, not just the shirt.
An outfit is rarely the only question. The same photo can answer four of them. what the clothes look like on you, how the look reads on someone else, what the nails do to it, and what a single edit would fix.
Set up your virtual try-on
Put an outfit on your clientâs photo. Uploads are free. Generating images in Studio requires sign-in and paid credits.
Outfit try-on
The one most people come for. Your photo plus a clothing image, and the garment is rebuilt onto your body with your pose intact. Use it on one item or on a full outfit assembled from different stores.
Face swap
Keep the outfit and the scene, change the person. Useful when the look you found is exactly right but the model is not you. you keep the lighting, the setting and the styling, and see yourself standing in it.
Nail try-on
A manicure changes a photo more than most people expect. Add a hand photo and a nail reference to preview the shape, length and finish before the appointment you cannot undo.
Edit
Describe the change in a sentence: remove the background, clean up the lighting, give it an editorial finish. It is the fastest way to make a try-on presentable enough to send to someone.
- Pick the format first. square for a grid, 9:16 for a story, original to keep the source framing.
- High detail costs the same as standard; it just adds texture on fabric and skin.
- Ask for up to four variations at once and keep the one that reads best.
Questions people ask first
How many try-ons can I do at once?
Up to four results per run. Each result uses one credit, and you can queue several runs while the first is still rendering.
Can I try on an outfit made of items from different stores?
Yes. Build the outfit image first. a screenshot with the pieces together works. or run one try-on, then use its result as the input for the next piece.
Does the face swap keep my own face?
That is the point of it. The scene and the outfit stay as they are and the person becomes the one in your face reference.
What image formats are supported?
JPG, PNG and WebP, up to 20 MB per photo.
Prefer it on your phone?
The app shares the same account, credits and looks.