Section
AI Virtual Try On
Module
image_to_image_pro
ID de compétence
ai_clothes_try_on
Upload Person Image
Upload Dress Image
The AI clothing try-on feature is designed for users who already have images of a specific garment and want to see how it looks on a real person. Instead of generating clothing randomly based on text, it uses the clothing reference image you upload—for example, casual wear, evening gowns, prom dresses, party outfits, bridesmaid dresses, or wedding dresses.
The AI clothing try-on feature is designed for users who already have images of a specific garment and want to see how it looks on a real person. Instead of generating clothing randomly based on text, it uses the clothing reference image you upload—for example, casual wear, evening gowns, prom dresses, party outfits, bridesmaid dresses, or wedding dresses.
Vidoly analyzes both the person’s photo and the clothing reference image simultaneously. The AI identifies the person’s body parts—shoulders, arms, waist, legs, posture—and visible clothing boundaries, then reads information from the clothing reference image, including neckline, sleeve type, waist shape, skirt length, color, pattern, fabric texture, and silhouette.
1. Casual wear try-on
AI clothing try-on uses specific clothing reference images. For example, you can upload a person’s photo along with product images of a red floral dress, a black evening gown, a white wedding dress, or a satin prom dress.
1. Online clothing shopping
Please use clear full-body or half-body photos of a person, with the torso, waist, hips, and legs visible. Compared to trying on shirts, clothing try-on usually requires more information about body parts, as skirt length, waist circumference, hem shape, and posture are all important considerations.
AI clothing try-on generates visual previews, not exact size, fit, or fabric simulations. Lace, sheer fabrics, sequins, embroidery, small buttons, complex patterns, glossy satin, or the dynamic flow of hems may not be perfectly rendered.
Select a clear half-body or full-body photo, ensuring the clothing area is visible.
Add the casual wear, evening gown, prom dress, party outfit, or wedding dress you want to try on.
Vidoly will dress the person in the selected clothing while preserving their face, posture, figure, and overall composition.
Verify the neckline, sleeves, waist, skirt length, color, fabric texture, and pattern.
Save the result for shopping comparisons, styling planning, social content, or e-commerce previews.
AI clothing try-on is a virtual try-on tool that overlays a specific clothing reference image onto a person in a photo. It typically requires two inputs: a person’s photo and a clothing image.
Yes. AI clothing changer tools cover all types of clothing, while AI clothing try-on specifically focuses on previewing the fit and appearance of garments, evening gowns, formal wear, party outfits, and wedding dresses.
Yes. Clear product images can be used as clothing reference images. The clothing should be well-lit, laid flat, and fully visible from the neckline to the hem.
Yes. You can use a wedding dress reference image to generate a wedding dress try-on preview. The result is for visual comparison only and does not replace an actual fitting request.
Yes. If the reference image clearly shows the clothing silhouette, it can generate previews of prom dresses, evening gowns, cocktail dresses, party outfits, and other formal wear.
Clear full-body or half-body photos work best. Clothing try-on requires the shoulders, waist, hips, and legs to be visible so the clothing can achieve a natural fit.
No. The result is a visual preview, not exact measurements or fit simulations. It helps compare styles and silhouettes but cannot guarantee the actual fit when worn.
The tool is designed to preserve the person’s face, identity, posture, figure, and overall composition when replacing the clothing area.
It will preserve visible clothing details as much as possible, but after generation, you should manually check for lace, sequins, embroidery, sheer fabrics, and dense patterns.
Distortion may occur if the person’s photo is cropped, the clothing reference image has wrinkles, the posture is unnatural, or the clothing image has low resolution. Using clear, complete clothing reference images and fully visible person photos will yield better results.
Yes. E-commerce sellers can use it for clothing listing design, style previews, and event mockups. For final commercial use, please check the clothing accuracy, image copyright, brand elements, and platform requirements.
You may use the results as long as your person’s photo, clothing reference image, brand elements, and platform rules allow. Please be sure to check
