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Try-on person
Best input
- One person only
- Clothing area should be visible
- Natural pose and lighting improve realism
AI VIRTUAL TRY-ON
See the outfit.
See the outfit.
Keep the person.
Upload a person photo and a clothing reference. Tool67 changes the outfit while preserving the original person, pose and scene.
Two photosOne focused workflowResult on the same page
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Clothing
Best input
- Use one main garment per image
- Simple background is easier to read
- Front-facing product shots work best
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Instructions
Add an optional prompt or use the sample. The default direction is already optimized for realistic virtual try-on results.
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Try-on result
Your generated outfit preview appears below. Download it when ready.
Your try-on appears hereUpload both images to begin
PERSON + CLOTHING โ RESULT
See the complete try-on process.
Four practical examples show exactly how the person and garment references are combined.
PersonClothingResult
TRY-ON GALLERY
Explore different outfits and model types.
Drag the divider to compare the original model with the generated clothing result.
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โFASHION WORKFLOWS
Built for real creative work.
Seasonal campaigns
Place garments into a seasonal visual direction without arranging another full photoshoot.
Pre-sale testing
Test clothing concepts before committing to inventory, samples or production photography.
Social & OOTD
Create natural lifestyle looks for campaigns, social posts and creator content.
Creative fashion concepts
Explore bolder styling directions for campaign ideas, lookbooks and brand imagery.
BEST RESULTS
Clear inputs make the difference.
Keep the neckline, sleeves, length, fabric and main details visible.
A clear body outline and limited motion blur usually improve clothing placement.
Similar front, side or three-quarter views tend to produce more natural transfers.
One person. More wardrobe directions.FAQ
Quick answers.
What images do I need?
Upload one person photo and one clothing reference. The clothing can be photographed alone, on a mannequin or worn by another person.
Will the original person and background stay the same?
The workflow is designed to preserve the person's identity, pose, framing and scene while changing the clothing, although AI results can still vary.
Can the clothing be worn by another person?
Yes. The clothing image is treated as the garment reference rather than the identity source.
What produces the best results?
Use clear, well-lit images with the relevant clothing area visible and avoid heavy blur or extreme occlusion.
Can I use generated images commercially?
Commercial use depends on your Tool67 plan, model terms, ownership of the source images and applicable laws.