Virtual try-on and AI model photos for your shop
Put a try-on on every product page with a link you paste yourself, and turn the product photos you already own into on-model imagery. No SDK, no plugin, and nothing for your customers to install.
Built for the other side of the mirror.
Your catalog, your product pages, your customers. The try-on works the same way it does for a shopper: a photo goes in, the garment goes on, the doubt goes away.
- Turn browsers into buyers with a try-on they actually trust.
- Fewer returns, fatter margins. Confidence does the selling.
- One shareable link. Your customers are live in seconds, pure browser, instant start.
Turn every product into a fitting room.
Link a garment and your customers click straight into our try-on Studio, with no account needed on their side. From storefront to try-on and back again, in under a minute.
Upload the outfit here and copy the link with the share feature. Paste that link on any product page and you're live.
When shoppers see the fit before they buy, far less comes back, taming one of online fashion's biggest cost drains.
Confidence sells. A try-on turns a hesitant 'maybe later' into a decisive 'add to cart'.
Turn flat-lays into on-model photography in seconds.
Your infinite AI model agency, always available. Take the product photos you already have and put them on realistic models: any garment, any time, at a fraction of traditional photoshoot costs.
A flat lay, a ghost-mannequin shot, a plain photo on a hanger: whatever your product images look like today.
Our AI renders the garment on a person: realistic drape, fit and shadows, on a body of your choosing.
Get studio-style on-model photos for your product pages, lookbooks and ads, ready in seconds, straight from the product images you already own.
Replace the most expensive part of catalogue production with a few clicks. Professional on-model imagery, fully priced and fully in your control.
From one new drop to thousands of SKUs, generate on-model photography as fast as you can upload the garments.
Present the same piece on diverse models and sizes, so more shoppers can picture it on someone like them.
Questions from shops & brands
How the try-on link, the on-model rendering and the customer side actually work.