Virtual Try-Ons

TryItOn's virtual try-ons are designed to look highly realistic, using advanced AI to map an item onto your own photo while respecting your body shape, pose, lighting, and proportions. The result is a believable preview of how an outfit, hairstyle, or accessory looks on you specifically, rather than a generic model.

What affects accuracy

Because every photo and garment is different, results can vary. The clearest, most lifelike previews come from sharp, well-lit images where your body or face is fully visible. Busy backgrounds, heavy shadows, baggy clothing, or low-resolution product images can slightly reduce realism.

• Photo quality — good lighting and a clear pose help a lot.
• Item image — a clean, front-facing product shot gives the AI more to work with.
• Fit context — a try-on shows look and styling, not exact physical fit.

Think of an AI try-on as a smart visual guide that helps you decide before you buy, not a tailored measurement. For sizing help, check size recommendations where available. If a result ever looks off, you can simply try again with a better photo, and our support team is happy to help.

Yes — you can virtually try on clothes from both a product image and, in supported stores, directly from a link. TryItOn is built to let you see how it looks on you before buying, whether the item lives in your camera roll or on a shopping site.

How it works

• Browser extension — while shopping in a supported online store, launch the extension to try the item on the page directly, no copy-paste needed.
• Upload a photo — save or screenshot a clear product image and upload it in the web or mobile app.
• In-app Shop — browse, search, and filter items inside TryItOn and try them on instantly.

For the best results, use a clean, front-facing product photo where the garment is clearly visible and not heavily folded or worn at an angle. The AI uses that image to render the item onto your own photo.

Because all platforms share one account, anything you try on the web, in the app, or via the extension stays in sync — including your wardrobe and history. That makes it easy to try on clothes online from anywhere and pick up right where you left off.

Absolutely — hairstyles are one of TryItOn's most popular virtual try-on modes. Instead of guessing whether a new cut or color suits you, you can upload a clear photo of your face and preview different looks on yourself in seconds.

How hairstyle try-on works

Switch to the hairstyle mode, pick a style, and the AI renders it onto your photo while keeping your features recognizable. It's a low-risk way to explore a bold change — a fringe, a bob, longer layers, or a new shade — before committing at the salon.

• Use a front-facing photo with your face clearly visible and good lighting.
• Pull hair back or keep it tidy so the new style maps cleanly.
• Try several options and save your favorites to your wardrobe to compare.

You can experiment as much as your credit balance allows, and you can share looks with friends to get a second opinion before booking. Whether you're planning a dramatic restyle or just curious how a color would land, virtual hairstyle try-on takes the guesswork out of the decision.

Yes, TryItOn lets you virtually try on tattoos so you can see how a design looks on your skin before making it permanent. It's an ideal way to test placement, size, and style with zero commitment.

How tattoo try-on works

The tattoo mode uses a two-image flow: upload a clear photo of the body area you want inked (for example an arm, forearm, or shoulder) plus the design you're considering, then describe where you'd like it placed. The AI blends the artwork onto your skin, following your body's contours for a realistic preview.

• Photograph the bare area in good light, with the skin clearly visible.
• Use a clean design file so fine line work renders accurately.
• Be specific about placement in your description for the best result.

This makes it easy to compare a few designs or positions side by side and save the ones you love. Trying a tattoo on virtually first can save you from second-guessing a permanent decision — and it's a great reference to bring to your artist. Explore the feature inside TryItOn on web or mobile.

Yes — beyond clothing, TryItOn supports virtual try-on for shoes, accessories, and eyewear, so you can style a complete look rather than just the main garment. If you've ever wondered how a pair of sneakers, sunglasses, or a statement accessory would actually look on you, this is the easy way to find out.

What you can try

• Shoes — preview footwear styles to see how they pair with an outfit.
• Eyewear — try glasses and sunglasses on your own face before buying online.
• Accessories — visualize finishing pieces that complete the look.

For the sharpest results, use a clear, well-lit photo and a clean product image of the item. As with all AI try-ons, a front-facing shot with the relevant area visible (your face for eyewear, for example) gives the best preview.

Everything you try is saved to your synced wardrobe across web, mobile, and the browser extension, so you can mix and match pieces over time. Whether you're refreshing your everyday style or planning a special outfit, TryItOn helps you see how it looks on you first.

Yes — with TryItOn's Animate feature you can turn a static try-on result into a short, eye-catching video. Instead of a single image, you get motion that brings your look to life, which is perfect for sharing or just seeing an outfit from a more dynamic angle.

How Animate works

Once you have a try-on result you like, choose Animate and pick from a set of curated motion presets. The AI then generates a short clip based on your image — no video editing skills required. Because the presets are hand-picked, you get polished, natural-looking movement every time.

• Start from a finished try-on — animations build on your existing result.
• Pick a motion preset rather than typing free-form prompts.
• Save and share the clip once it's ready.

Animating uses credits, just like a try-on, so keep an eye on your balance in the app. The feature is rolling out across our platforms, with mobile leading the way. It's a fun, low-effort way to make your virtual try-on stand out — explore it inside TryItOn.

The most realistic virtual try-on results come down to two things: a great photo of you and a clean image of the item. When both are clear, the AI has everything it needs to render a lifelike preview that genuinely shows how something looks on you.

Tips for best results

• Use good lighting — natural, even light beats harsh shadows or dim rooms.
• Stand front-facing with a relaxed, simple pose and your body (or face, for hairstyles and eyewear) fully visible.
• Keep the background simple so the AI can focus on you.
• Wear fitted clothing in your base photo — baggy layers can confuse garment mapping.
• Choose a clean product image — a front-facing, uncluttered shot of the item works best.
• Use higher-resolution photos whenever possible.

If a result isn't quite right, swapping in a clearer photo usually makes a noticeable difference. You can try as many times as your credit balance allows, then save your favorites to your wardrobe.

Following these simple habits will help you consistently try on clothes online with confidence. If you're still not getting the look you expect, reach out to our support team.

If your try-on looks slightly off, it's almost always down to the input images. AI try-on works by interpreting your photo and the product image, so the clearer those are, the more accurate the preview. A few common factors can throw the result.

Common causes

• Lighting and shadows — uneven or dim light can distort how the item renders.
• Pose or angle — side-on poses, crossed arms, or partially hidden areas are harder to map.
• Baggy or layered clothing in your base photo can affect garment fit.
• Low-resolution or cluttered images — busy backgrounds and small files give the AI less to work with.
• Unclear product photos — folded, angled, or worn-on-a-model shots can be tricky.

The quickest fix is to retake your photo in good light with a clear, front-facing pose, and to choose a cleaner product image. Trying again usually improves things noticeably.

Remember that a virtual try-on is a realistic visual guide, not a perfect physical simulation. If results consistently look wrong despite good photos, our support team can take a closer look.

Yes — TryItOn is built for styling complete looks, not just single pieces. You can try on different items and combine them to build a full outfit, then save your favorite combinations to revisit later.

How outfit building works

Try on a top, then bottoms, then add shoes, eyewear, or accessories to layer up a cohesive look. As you go, save individual items and finished outfits to your wardrobe, where you can tag and categorize them to stay organized. This makes it easy to mix and match pieces over time and compare options before you commit.

• Save items and outfits to your synced wardrobe.
• Tag and categorize so everything stays easy to find.
• Compare looks and share your favorites with friends for feedback.

Because your account, credits, wardrobe, and history sync across web, mobile, and the browser extension, you can start an outfit on one device and finish it on another. It's a flexible way to plan a whole look — for an event, a season, or just everyday style — without buying anything first. Start building your wardrobe at TryItOn.

Yes — TryItOn is designed to work for people of all body types, sizes, and skin tones. Because the AI renders items directly onto your uploaded photo, the preview reflects your real shape and complexion rather than a one-size-fits-all model.

What makes it inclusive

Virtual try-on shines precisely because it's personal. Whether you're tall or petite, curvy or slim, the goal is to show how clothing, hairstyles, and accessories look on you specifically. There's no standard body assumed — your photo is the starting point.

• Use a clear, full photo so the AI can map items to your actual proportions.
• Good, even lighting helps skin tones render accurately.
• Front-facing poses give the most reliable results across all body types.

As with any AI try-on tool, photo quality matters more than any particular body type — a sharp, well-lit image always produces a better preview. We're continually improving our models to serve a diverse range of users well.

If you ever feel a result doesn't represent you fairly, we genuinely want to know — please contact our support team so we can keep making TryItOn better for everyone.

Yes — TryItOn supports menswear, womenswear, and unisex items, so anyone can virtually try on the styles they love. The platform isn't limited to one category; it renders whatever item you choose onto your own photo, regardless of how it's labeled.

Browse and try across categories

In the in-app Shop you can browse, search, and filter to find pieces that suit your taste, then try them on instantly. Whether you're after tailored menswear, dresses and womenswear staples, or versatile unisex basics, the AI try-on works the same way: upload a clear photo and see how it looks on you.

• Menswear — shirts, jackets, trousers, and more.
• Womenswear — dresses, tops, bottoms, and outerwear.
• Unisex — flexible everyday pieces that work for anyone.

You can also bring in items from supported online stores via the browser extension, so you're never boxed into a single catalog. Everything you try saves to your synced wardrobe across web and mobile.

However you shop, TryItOn helps you try on clothes online with confidence before you buy.

Try-ons on TryItOn run on a simple credit system, and your current balance is always visible right in the app. Each try-on draws from your credits, so you can clearly track usage as you experiment with different looks.

How credits work

You receive credits through a subscription (a recurring credit allowance) or by buying one-time credit packs. New accounts also start with some free credits so you can try the platform right away. Credits are spent on try-ons and on animations created with the Animate feature.

• Subscription — a regular credit allowance, ideal for frequent use.
• Credit packs — top up whenever you need more.
• Free credits — included when you sign up.

Because plans and features can vary, the clearest place to see exactly what a try-on costs and what's included is your in-app balance and our pricing page. Web subscriptions and packs are handled by a secure card processor, while mobile subscriptions are billed through the Apple App Store or Google Play — and your credits stay synced across every platform.

For details, head to TryItOn or reach out if you have questions about billing.

Yes — you can save your virtual try-on images and keep them organized in your personal wardrobe. Every look you create can be stored to revisit, compare, or come back to whenever you're ready to buy.

Saving and organizing

When you generate a try-on you like, save it to your wardrobe, where you can tag and categorize items and outfits to find them easily later. Because your account syncs across web, mobile, and the browser extension, anything you save is available on every device automatically — start on your phone and pick it up on your laptop.

• Save favorites to your synced wardrobe.
• Tag and categorize items and full outfits.
• Keep your history so past try-ons are always within reach.

You can also share your saved looks with friends to get a second opinion before deciding. Your photos and try-ons are stored securely and stay private to your account by default — they're never sold, and you can delete any image or your entire account at any time.

Build your collection and keep your favorite looks in one place at TryItOn.

Yes — sharing is built right into TryItOn. The platform includes a friends feature so you can show off your virtual try-on looks and get honest feedback before you commit to a purchase or a new style.

How sharing works

Once you've created a try-on you love, you can share it with friends and gather their opinions — perfect for deciding between two outfits, a bold hairstyle, or a tattoo placement. You'll also get notifications to keep the conversation going, so styling decisions become a fun, social experience rather than a solo guessing game.

• Share looks with friends for quick feedback.
• Get notifications when there's activity on your shared try-ons.
• Compare options together before buying.

Your try-ons stay private to your account by default, so you're always in control of what you share and with whom. Nothing is made public without your action, and your photos are never sold.

Whether you're crowdsourcing opinions on a date-night outfit or a salon refresh, sharing makes shopping more fun. Connect with friends and start sharing your looks on TryItOn.

A great-looking virtual try-on tells you how an item looks on you — its style, color, proportions, and overall vibe — but it isn't a guarantee of physical fit. Think of an AI try-on as a powerful visual preview that helps you shortlist what suits you, while sizing remains a separate question.

How to judge real-life fit

To bridge the gap between look and fit, combine the try-on with practical sizing steps:

• Check size recommendations where available in the app for extra guidance.
• Use the retailer's size chart and compare it to your measurements.
• Read reviews for notes on whether an item runs large or small.
• Know the return policy so you can exchange sizes if needed.

Try-on excels at answering "does this style flatter me?" — which is often the hardest part of shopping online. Pairing that confidence with accurate measurements gives you the best chance of a perfect order.

So when a look feels right in the preview, you can shop knowing the style works for you, then lean on sizing tools to nail the fit. Explore size guidance inside TryItOn.

TryItOn offers size recommendations where available, giving you guidance on which size is most likely to fit alongside the visual try-on. Together, they help you shop online with more confidence — you see how an item looks on you and get a steer on which size to choose.

How size guidance helps

Where size recommendations are offered, they're designed to take some of the guesswork out of ordering, especially for clothing where sizing varies between brands. Pair this with the realistic preview from your virtual try-on and you get a fuller picture before adding anything to your cart.

• Use the recommendation as a helpful starting point when it's available.
• Cross-check the brand's size chart against your own measurements.
• Consider the return policy in case you need a different size.

Keep in mind that availability of size suggestions can depend on the item and store, and they're meant as guidance rather than a guarantee — fit can still vary with fabric, cut, and personal preference.

For the latest on size recommendations and how to make the most of them, visit TryItOn or reach out to our support team.