Outfit CheckPrepare your source
Upload one clear adult person photo and one garment image. Select whether you are changing the upper body, lower body or full outfit.
Virtual Try-On — Try Clothes on Your Photo
See how a specific garment could look on you before you decide.
Inspiration in practice
A burgundy layer, a new everyday look
An ivory knit and dark denim create a calm starting point. Adding a burgundy cardigan changes the color balance while keeping the same person and familiar wardrobe pieces. Compare the neckline, sleeve length and relationship between the hem and jeans rather than judging the outfit from color alone.
Try this toolWhat you can create
Virtual try-on combines a person photo with a separate clothing image. Keep the person as your reference and replace the selected garment, rather than creating an entirely new outfit from a description.
Where it fits
Compare a new shirt, plan an outfit or preview a piece from a product photo without arranging a shoot.
How it works
Choose your settings
Use the options above to set the effect you want. Check the credit estimate before you start.
Review and download
Compare the result with your source and download the finished image or video.
Make the most of this tool
Start with a stronger source
Use an evenly lit front or slight three-quarter person photo with arms away from the torso. Show the garment clearly, ideally without other clothing covering it. Choose the upper-body option for a cardigan so the task focuses on that area. Keep the same source photo when comparing several garments.
Choose the right workflow
Choose this tool when the actual item matters. A product image gives more concrete guidance than text alone. Use Text Outfit Changer for an imagined outfit; use Product to Model when the clothing is the starting point for a new campaign photograph.
Questions, answered
What do I need to upload?
Upload one clear adult person photo and one garment image. Select whether you are changing the upper body, lower body or full outfit.
What should I check in the result?
This is a visual preview, not a size or fit guarantee. Fabric drape, hidden details and proportions can differ from the actual garment.
How do I get a clearer result?
Use an evenly lit front or slight three-quarter person photo with arms away from the torso. Show the garment clearly, ideally without other clothing covering it. Choose the upper-body option for a cardigan so the task focuses on that area. Keep the same source photo when comparing several garments.
Which tool should I use next?
Choose this tool when the actual item matters. A product image gives more concrete guidance than text alone. Use Text Outfit Changer for an imagined outfit; use Product to Model when the clothing is the starting point for a new campaign photograph.