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Upload assets, get shots
Product, background, and model images can all become the starting point.
Virtual Try-On
Try a complete outfit on the same person—virtually.
Upload one clear person image plus two to five garment images. Virtual Try-On combines every selected garment into one complete on-model look.
Keep the same personTry on two to five garmentsPreserve garment detailsCreate one complete look
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Generated outputs
Neutral resort reference to multi-angle lookbook
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Generate around the reference
A clear visual direction means fewer random attempts.
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No complex prompt needed
Style, lighting, and composition follow the reference.
Case examples
Real assets become usable visuals.
Combine flat product images into a full styled look
Upload apparel, bags, skirts, shoes, and other product images to preview a complete model styling result for styling and creative review.
Use the model library with product images for new angles
Choose a model, upload a product image, add a short prompt, and generate different poses or angles for batch product visual output.
Place the same outfit into different editorial scenes
Select backgrounds from the scene library, such as a coastal terrace or controlled studio light, to compare campaign moods for the same outfit.
Turn fashion sketches into realistic garment visuals
Upload fashion sketches or pattern ideas and generate model visuals that support design review, pattern discussion, and early collection proposals.
Extend design concepts into a lookbook series
Transform black-and-white silhouette sketches into a connected model series for comparing proportions, fabric drape, and brand direction.
Case breakdown
One reference image becomes a full editorial set.
The same look can continue into front, side, back, detail, and full-body shots.
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Reference to multi-angle editorial
Neutral resort reference to multi-angle lookbook
The workflow keeps the beige jacket, lace layering, sunglasses, and soft-light mood, then generates front, back, side, and full-body views for lookbook and ecommerce review.
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Style replication and detail images
Black leather reference to full-body and detail shots
Starting from a black-and-white leather coat reference, the workflow generates back, front, side, and leather belt detail views for showing material, silhouette, and styling.
Why it works
Virtual Try-On should preserve both the wearer and the clothes.
The person image defines identity and body proportions; each garment image defines the clothing design. The workflow combines those references without treating them as generic styling inspiration.
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Upload one person image
Choose a clear image with a visible body and an unobstructed pose.
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Add two to five garments
Upload clean product or garment images for every item that must appear in the final look.
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Generate and review the try-on
Check identity, anatomy, layering, fit, color, material, logos, and whether every uploaded garment is present.
See the complete look before arranging a shoot.
Use Virtual Try-On to review how two to five garments work together on the same person, then validate the result before publishing or production.
How many garment images can I upload?+
Virtual Try-On requires two garments and supports up to five garment images in one complete look.
Will it keep the same person?+
The person image is the identity and body-proportion reference. Use a clear, unobstructed image and review the generated result before production use.
Will every uploaded garment be included?+
The workflow instructs the model to include every selected garment and preserve its visible details. Complex layering or unclear source images can still require another generation.