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AI Virtual Try On Necklace (Jewelry)

The AI necklace try on answers the question a product photo on white cannot: how the piece sits on a real neckline. Upload a model image and your necklace design, and the AI places the jewelry around the neck with the chain length, the drape over the collarbones, and the light of the photo all kept believable. For necklace brands and designers, it is the difference between showing a necklace and showing a necklace worn, without a photoshoot or a physical sample.

  1. 1Upload your model image
  2. 2Upload your necklace design
  3. 3Show a collection worn

This demo was recorded in our previous interface — an updated video of the new studio is on its way.

How it works

1

Upload your model image

Choose a photo where the neck and the upper chest are visible, with the hair up or away from the shoulders. An open neckline, a v-neck or an off shoulder top, gives the necklace room to read. You can use your own model photos or create one with AI on the platform.

a model wearing a necklace, a fine chain at the collarbone
2

Upload your necklace design

Add the image of the piece, and describe it briefly, including its size. Scale is the trap with necklaces: a photo alone does not say whether a pendant is a choker or an opera length, so a short line like a gold collar necklace sitting at the collarbone keeps the chain where you intend it.

a model wearing a necklace, a statement pendant
3

Show a collection worn

Run the same necklace on several models, or several necklaces on the one model your brand uses. Each result keeps the pose and the light of the source photo, so a product line photographed this way looks like one campaign.

a model wearing a necklace, layered chains

Built for jewelry brands

A necklace page converts better when the buyer can see where the piece falls, and a lookbook needs the pieces worn. The same studio handles the rest of a jewelry line: bracelets on the wrist, and the generic jewelry try on for earrings, rings and sunglasses.

Frequently asked questions

What should the model photo show?+

The neck, the collarbones, and ideally the upper chest, in good light. If the hair covers the shoulders, the necklace has nowhere to sit; pick a photo with the hair up or pulled back, or generate one that way.

How do I control the chain length?+

Say it in the description. Specify the size and where the necklace sits, at the collarbone, above it, or lower, and the AI respects it. Without that, it estimates from the design photo alone.

Can I use an AI model instead of a real one?+

Yes. Generate a model on the platform and run the try on over that image; many jewelry brands work entirely this way, with one consistent AI face across the whole line.

Can the images go on my product pages?+

Commercial use of generated images is allowed on paid plans. The results land in your studio grid, ready to upscale to HD or reuse in another workflow before publishing. Start in the try on studio.

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