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Create better Virtual Try-on imagery with AI.
Refine a fashion try-on image while preserving the person and garment identity.
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Virtual Try-on before-and-after examples
See how the Virtual Try-on workflow changes real source images. The generated result stays large while the original remains available from the lower-left preview for quick comparison.
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BUILT FOR BUSINESS
What the Virtual Try-on workflow is designed to protect and improve
01 ยท SOURCE FIDELITY
Keep the source recognizable.
The Virtual Try-on workflow starts from the uploaded image, not a generic replacement. Preserve the personโs recognizable identity, face, body proportions, pose and the target garmentโs design, color, print and construction visible in the source. This keeps the result useful for real commercial workflows rather than creating an unrelated concept.
- Source identity remains the anchor
- Important geometry and factual details stay protected
- Edits focus on presentation, not arbitrary redesign
02 ยท SCENE-SPECIFIC FINISH
Optimize for the actual business use case.
Instead of applying the same generic enhancement everywhere, this page is tuned specifically for Virtual Try-on. Improve garment fit appearance, drape, folds, lighting and fashion presentation while keeping anatomy natural. The goal is a result that looks intentional for the channel or asset type.
- Lighting and composition follow the scene
- Background treatment supports the business goal
- Output framing is chosen for common publishing use
03 ยท COMMERCIAL GUARDRAILS
Improve the image without inventing facts.
Business images have to remain credible. Do not change the personโs identity or body shape, redesign the garment, or invent hidden garment details. This single-image workflow does not combine a separate person photo and garment photo. Review the final image before publishing whenever text, labels, identity, product details or regulated claims matter.
- Avoid unsupported visual claims
- Keep supplied branding and factual content accurate
- Use AI as production assistance, not a source of invented facts
BUSINESS WORKFLOW
Built around real Virtual Try-on production needs
This page uses the shared Tool67 Business engine, but its source constraints, prompt behavior, optional background and text controls plus the default output ratio are tuned specifically for Virtual Try-on.
Source-aware editing
The uploaded image remains the required visual source, so the workflow is designed around editing and presentation rather than unrelated regeneration.
Purpose-built art direction
The default prompt is written specifically for Virtual Try-on, including what should change, what should remain stable and what should never be invented.
Fast creative directions
Optional Replace Background and Add Text toggles let you quickly add two common creative directions without rewriting the main prompt.
Batch-safe workflow
Process up to nine images independently, automatically retry temporary failures, retry only failed items, and download successful outputs individually or as a ZIP.
FAQ
Virtual Try-on FAQ
What is the Virtual Try-on tool designed to do?
It uses the uploaded image as the required source and applies scene-specific changes for Virtual Try-on. Improve garment fit appearance, drape, folds, lighting and fashion presentation while keeping anatomy natural.
What should remain unchanged?
Preserve the personโs recognizable identity, face, body proportions, pose and the target garmentโs design, color, print and construction visible in the source.
Can I use several images together?
Yes. You can upload up to nine images at once. Each image is processed independently as its own generation, in order, and produces its own result.
What happens if one generation fails?
Temporary network, timeout, service and internal errors are retried automatically once. If an item still fails, retry only that failed image without uploading the batch again.
Do I need to write a prompt?
No. This page includes a default Virtual Try-on prompt. If the prompt box is empty at generation time, the default prompt is used automatically. The optional Replace Background and Add Text toggles can append matching scene-specific instructions automatically.
Which output settings can I control?
You can choose the available model, resolution, image ratio and quality. The page also starts with a scene-appropriate default ratio and quality where configured.
What should I review before commercial use?
Review identity, labels, text, factual product or property details, brand assets and any claims that matter to the use case. Do not change the personโs identity or body shape, redesign the garment, or invent hidden garment details. This single-image workflow does not combine a separate person photo and garment photo.