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Virtual Try On starts with an existing person photo and changes the clothing. Use it when the person, pose, and setting already work for you. You need a person photo and at least one garment reference. For a full outfit, use separate, clear references for the pieces you want to combine.

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Choose a useful person photo

Use a well-lit image with one person clearly visible. Show the body area where the new garment will go. A full-length photo is useful for trousers and dresses; a waist-up photo can work for a top. Keep hands, bags, and hair from covering the garment area where possible. A difficult pose or heavy occlusion gives the model less information to work with.
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Add the person

Open Studio → Virtual Try On. Upload the person photo or select a saved image using the person picker.
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Add the clothing

Upload a garment or select it from your wardrobe. Use one wardrobe item per actual garment; put multiple views of that garment inside the item.To build a look, select compatible items such as a top and trousers. The selection limit is shown in the interface and depends on the model.
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Choose settings

Choose an available try-on model and quality option. Review the cost. For your first attempt, keep additional instructions short or leave them empty.
4

Generate and compare

Start the try-on. When it finishes, compare the face, pose, garment shape, pattern, and uncovered body areas with your inputs.
Virtual Try On panel with a person photo and a blue striped shirt selected as the garment

The try-on controls keep the person and clothing references separate.

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Give instructions only when they help

Avoid describing a new face, body, pose, or setting if your goal is to preserve the starting photo. Use Generate when you want to direct all of those at once.

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Common adjustments

Try-on is an AI visualization. It does not measure the person or establish the correct physical size or fit. Prepare better person and garment references →