Can I use the AI virtual try-on tool for free?
You can start with a free trial and create result variants when you are ready to test the idea.
Try fashion mockups for free
AI virtual try-on for realistic apparel photos
Upload a model image and clothing image to create try-on visuals for product pages, ads, and fashion content. Test one garment or a coordinated top-and-bottom look.
Model photo plus clothing reference
Single item or top-and-bottom outfits
Pose and scene direction for stronger styling
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Keeps the try-on task focused on model and garment references.
Add pose or background direction when the outfit needs a specific stance or scene.
Result quality depends on image clarity, garment shape, and visible body pose.
Try-on example
Preview apparel fit before a photoshoot
Use a model reference and garment image to create an ecommerce-ready try-on result for styling review and campaign testing.
AI try-on result
Use your own model image
Use a real model, creator, or mannequin photo when you need a specific body type or brand style.
Create model-worn apparel visuals for ecommerce pages, ads, catalogs, and pre-shoot review.
Create apparel visuals before booking a shoot
Use virtual try-on when you already have garments or model references and need fast content for ecommerce or campaign review.
Product page outfit images
Turn garment references into model-worn visuals for listing pages, PDP modules, and catalog experiments.
Ad and social variants
Generate several outfit compositions and aspect ratios before choosing what to publish.
Top and bottom styling
Use separate top and bottom references when the outfit needs a coordinated ecommerce look.
Pre-shoot creative review
Check styling direction, model fit, and background ideas before investing in a full production shoot.
Create AI try-on images in 3 steps
Start with a model photo and garment reference, choose the styling setup, then generate a try-on visual for review.
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Upload model and clothing images
Use JPG, PNG, or WebP files. A clear full-body or upper-body model image helps the result follow the garment shape.
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Choose single or multi-item styling
Use one clothing image for a simple try-on, or separate top and bottom references for an outfit.
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Generate the try-on image
Create the outfit image and review garment shape, fit impression, pose, and ecommerce readiness.
Controls for realistic apparel visuals
The landing surface mirrors the main choices from CreatOK's virtual try-on tool without pretending to replace the full workflow.
Required model and garment inputs
The app requires a model image plus either one clothing reference or top and bottom clothing references.
Optional references for tighter direction
Add pose or background references when the result needs a specific stance, scene, or styling direction.
Aspect ratio and output count
Choose from the same aspect ratio set and generate one to four outputs for review.
Variants for product and campaign review
Compare different model, outfit, pose, and scene directions before planning a full shoot.
Virtual try-on questions
Practical answers before you upload a model or garment image.
What images do I need?
Use a model image and a clothing image. For outfit styling, separate top and bottom references help define the full look.
Which file formats are supported?
The upload flow accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP images. Clear model and garment references help the try-on result follow shape, texture, and pose.
Can I control pose or background?
Yes. Pose and background references help guide the stance, scene, and overall styling direction.
Will the garment be preserved perfectly?
No AI try-on tool can guarantee perfect preservation for every source. Clear garment images, visible model poses, and simple occlusions usually produce more reliable results.
Are uploaded images private?
Uploaded images are used to create your requested result. Avoid uploading material you do not have rights to use.
Related ecommerce image tools
Keep building product visuals with public CreatOK tools that already fit the same image workflow.
Ready to create AI try-on photos?
Bring a model image and clothing reference, then create try-on visuals for product pages, ads, catalogs, or styling review.