- Generating on-model images for apparel without a physical photoshoot.
- Producing multiple model variants of one garment for different markets.
- Filling out a listing with try-on shots before a full shoot is scheduled.
Virtual Try-On
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Results
A full apparel photoshoot — model, studio, photographer, retouching — can run into the thousands of dollars per collection. Virtual Try-On replaces much of that: upload a flat garment photo plus a model photo, and it generates an on-model image showing the garment worn. One product shot becomes a listing-ready try-on without booking a shoot.
It is the most ambitious generation job in the catalog, so it sits at the premium tier and runs in the background — expect a short wait rather than the near-instant turnaround of erase or crop. Results are strongest with a clear, well-lit flat-lay of the garment and a model photo in a comparable pose.
// Perfect for
- Amazon apparel sellers generating on-model shots without a physical photoshoot
- Shopify fashion dropshippers producing model visuals from garment flat-lays
- TikTok Shop apparel sellers scaling model imagery for new product drops
- Cross-border brands testing garment fit visualization before ordering photoshoots
- Input: a garment (flat-lay) photo + a model photo, JPG / PNG / WebP, ≤10 MB
- Output: generated on-model image of the garment worn
- Premium tier · runs in the background — short wait
- Price: ≈ $0.225 / image (22.50 credits)
Frequently asked questions
What inputs give the best try-on result?
A clear, evenly lit flat-lay of the garment and a model photo in a comparable, front-facing pose. Busy backgrounds or extreme angles make the result less predictable.
Will it perfectly match a real fit?
It produces a realistic representation, not a tailored fitting. Fine details like exact drape or fabric stretch are approximated — treat it as a listing visual, not a sizing guarantee.
Why is there a wait?
Try-on is a heavy generation job and runs in the background. You submit it, it processes, and the result comes back shortly after. Failed jobs auto-refund.
Can I use any model photo?
Use model images you have the rights to. Do not use photos of real, identifiable people without their consent.
// Perfect for
- Amazon apparel sellers generating on-model shots without a physical photoshoot
- Shopify fashion dropshippers producing model visuals from garment flat-lays
- TikTok Shop apparel sellers scaling model imagery for new product drops
- Cross-border brands testing garment fit visualization before ordering photoshoots