One model, many garments
Keep a consistent visual identity while testing several product variations across separate runs.
AI virtual try-on
Dress Any Model Photo in a New Garment
Upload one model photo and one flat garment image. Generate a realistic on-model preview that keeps the person, pose, face, hair, and scene consistent.
Add both photos to generate
Use a full-body or upper-body model image and a clear flat-lay or packshot of the garment.
Your model
Real photo you can edit or a synthetic AI avatar
Your garment
Flat laydown, hanger photo, or clean packshot
Output framing
Matches the first source image to protect the original crop.
Synthetic example board
Two photos in
Keep one model, change the wardrobe
Virtual try-on combines a model image with a separate garment reference. It is useful for listing drafts, styling ideas, collection planning, and early visual comparison before a full production shoot.
The generated result should preserve the model's identity, pose, hair, body proportions, and background while adapting the garment to the body with believable seams, folds, length, and lighting.
Real or synthetic model
Use an authorized photograph or a neutral AI-generated model that is not tied to a real person.
Flat lays and packshots
Provide a clean garment reference for tops, bottoms, dresses, jackets, or other outerwear.
Identity-preserving prompt
The tool tells the model to keep the face, hair, expression, pose, body, and scene unchanged.
Real examples
Try different garments on a complete model
These synthetic examples preserve the model, pose, framing, and background while changing only the garment. Full outfits remain visible inside every card.
How it works
How to use AI virtual try-on
Follow the short workflow, then inspect the generated details before using or publishing the result.
Upload the model photo
Choose an authorized full-body or upper-body photo, or use a synthetic avatar.
Upload the garment
Add a clear flat lay, hanger photo, or packshot with the garment fully visible.
Generate and review
Check the on-model result, inspect construction details, then download or try another garment.
Practical workflows
Use the result in your next visual workflow
Keep the generated image as a reviewable draft, reference, or finished asset according to the needs of the job.
Online seller
Draft a listing visual
Place a supplier garment on a consistent model before scheduling final photography.
Fashion design
Compare garment directions
Preview silhouettes, colors, and collection combinations during early design reviews.
Content
Build styling concepts
Create mood-board and campaign references without changing the source model every time.
Merchandise
Test product variants
Compare jackets, tops, dresses, and other variants on one stable model image.
Review notes
Check fit, construction, and identity
Generated try-ons are useful drafts. Review garment details carefully before treating them as final product photography.
01
model face, hair, pose, and body remain consistent
02
neckline and shoulders connect naturally
03
sleeves, cuffs, waist, and hem land correctly
04
prints, pockets, buttons, graphics, and seams are intact
05
fabric drape and shadows match the pose
06
layered, sheer, or highly reflective garments get extra review
FAQ
AI virtual try-on FAQ
Practical answers about source images, generated results, rights, and review.
What model photo works best?
Use a clear full-body or upper-body image with a visible torso and minimal occlusion. You must have permission to edit real-person photos.
Can I use an AI-generated model?
Yes. A synthetic avatar is useful when a campaign should not be tied to a real person's likeness.
What garment images are supported?
Clear flat lays, hanger photos, and packshots work best. Keep the whole garment visible and avoid complex overlapping items.
Will the model's face change?
The prompt strongly protects identity, expression, hair, pose, body, and background, but all generative results should be compared with the source.
Can I publish the result as a product photo?
Use it as a draft or reference unless you have verified fit, garment details, model consent, source rights, and any disclosure requirements relevant to your channel.
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01
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02
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03
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04
AI Outfit Extractor
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Start with your image
Put the next garment on your model
Add a model image and a garment packshot to create an on-model preview for your next fashion workflow.