Virtual Dress Try On
The virtual dress try on shows how a dress actually behaves on a body: where the hemline lands, how the fabric falls from the waist, whether the silhouette flatters. Upload a photo of the dress and a photo of yourself or a model, and the AI produces the worn version in seconds. A dress is the garment where fit decides everything, which is why it earns its own pass instead of a generic clothing swap.
- 1Upload your dress photo
- 2Upload a model photo
- 3Keep experimenting
This demo was recorded in our previous interface — an updated video of the new studio is on its way.
How it works
Upload your dress photo
A product photo is enough, even a flat one against a plain background. The AI reads the cut, the print, and the length from it.
Upload a model photo
A photo of you, or a model photo for your brand. Full length matters more here than for any other try on: a midi, a maxi, and a mini are different dresses, and the AI can only show the difference if the legs are in frame.
Keep experimenting
Run the same dress on different photos of yourself, or different dresses on the same model. Satin falls differently than pleated denim, and the try on renders that difference, so the fastest way to choose between two dresses is to see both worn.
From product page to lookbook
For a brand, the dress try on turns one product photo into a worn image ready for the store page, and one model into a whole collection presentation. For everyone else, it settles the question a mirror usually answers. Jackets, tops and whole outfits go through the general pass instead, and if no model photo is at hand the AI model generator makes one.
Frequently asked questions
What makes a good dress photo for the try on?+
A clear shot of the whole dress, worn or flat. The AI needs to see the cut and the length; a cropped photo of just the bodice will not tell it where the hem ends.
Does it work for long dresses and slits?+
Yes. The try on renders the full silhouette, including maxi lengths, slits, and the way the fabric drapes, as long as the model photo shows enough of the body to carry the dress.
Can I use my own photo instead of a model?+
Yes. Any shot of yourself standing at full length, in decent light. Your pose and your face are untouched; the dress is what arrives. It happens in a browser tab, in the studio.
Can I publish the results on my store?+
Yes, on a paid plan. What comes back is filed with your creations, ready to be enlarged for print or set in motion for a campaign clip.
Try it yourself
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