Virtual Try-On
Dress a model in your garment to get realistic on-model product photos, no photoshoot required.
Virtual Try-On puts your clothing on a model so you get catalog-ready on-model shots in seconds. Upload a flat garment photo, choose a model (from the library or your own), and generate. It is the fastest way to turn a packshot into a lifestyle product image.
At a glance
- You provide
- A garment photo (+ a model, optional)
- You get
- On-model product image(s)
- Best for
- Turning packshots into on-model catalog photos
- Image formats
- JPG, PNG, WebP · up to 10 MB each
- Standard cost
- 2 credits per image
- Max mode cost
- 1.5 to 3 credits, by quality and resolution
How it works
- 1
Pick the garment type
Choose Only Top, Only Bottom, Full Body, or One Piece. This tells the tool where the garment belongs and filters the model library to matching looks. For Full Body, you upload both a top and a bottom.
- 2
Upload your garment
Drag and drop or Browse Files to add a clear, flat photo of the garment. Wait for the green check before generating.
- 3
Choose a model
Open the Model Library and pick from Presets, your Custom models, or Favourites, then filter by category, gender, age group, and region. Or upload your own model photo to keep a consistent face across shots.
- 4
Fine-tune the fit (optional)
In standard mode, open Adjust try-on area to repaint the mask if the garment should sit somewhere specific, or toggle the mask overlay to check placement. (The mask editor is not used in Max mode.)
- 5
Turn on Max mode for the sharpest result (optional)
Max mode produces the highest-quality single-garment try-on. When it is on, pick a Generation Mode (Balanced or Quality) and a Resolution (1K, 2K, or 4K).
- 6
Generate
The Generate button shows the exact credit cost. Click it and you are taken to the results page while your image renders. Finished images are saved to Previous Results and your Generations history.
Settings & options
| Setting | Options | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Garment type | Only Top · Only Bottom · Full Body · One Piece | Where the garment is applied. Full Body needs both a top and a bottom; the choice also filters the suggested models. |
| Model source | Model Library (Presets / Custom / Favourites) or your own upload | Use a library model, or upload a person photo to keep the same model across a shoot. |
| Adjust try-on area | Mask editor · show/hide overlay (standard mode only) | In standard mode, repaint exactly where the garment should land. Not available in Max mode. |
| Max mode | Off · OnDefault: Off | Highest-quality single-garment try-on. Hides the category tabs and uses one garment at a time. |
| Generation Mode (Max) | Balanced · Quality | Balanced is faster and cheaper; Quality pushes for maximum realism. |
| Resolution (Max) | 1K · 2K · 4K | Higher resolution costs more credits, so only go 4K when you truly need it. |
Standard try-on is 2 credits per image. Max mode is priced by quality and resolution:
- Balanced at 1K: 1.5, 2K: 2, 4K: 2.5
- Quality at 1K: 2, 2K: 2.5, 4K: 3
The Generate button always shows the live cost before you spend anything.
Best practices
Use a clear, well-lit, high-resolution garment photo. Flat-lay or ghost-mannequin shots work best.
Match the garment type tab to what you uploaded so the right model category is suggested.
If the garment lands in the wrong place in standard mode, repaint the mask in Adjust try-on area; if it still lands wrong, turn on Max mode for a cleaner single-garment result.
Save your go-to models to Favourites or Custom so a whole collection shares one consistent model.
Start in standard mode to lock the look, then switch to Max mode for the final hero image.
Troubleshooting
Your plan allows a limited number of try-ons at once (one at a time on lower plans). Wait for the current one to finish, then generate again.
The garment is still uploading. Wait for the green check, then generate.
The mask editor works in standard mode: open Adjust try-on area, repaint the mask over the correct region, and regenerate. If it still does not land right, turn on Max mode for a cleaner single-garment result.
Watermark-free exports are a paid-plan benefit. See Plans & pricing to upgrade.
What to do next
Got a great on-model shot? Take it further: