Add the garment
In the Model photography workspace, open Virtual try-on and upload the garment. For an outfit, add the top and the bottom as two separate images.
Virtual try-onComing soon
Put your garment on a model, starting from the product photo.
Upload a flat-lay or hanger shot of the garment, choose who wears it, and get on-model images in the format your listing needs. Add a top and a bottom together to show a complete outfit.
Open the workspaceThis tool is in private testing and is not open to all accounts yet. The page describes how it will work; the workspace shows which tools your account can use today.
How it works
TrendRemix virtual try-on generates a photo of a model wearing your garment. You upload one garment image, or two when a top and a bottom should be worn together, and set the garment type or leave it on automatic detection. The model is either described by gender, age range, build and a short look note, or taken from your own model photo once you confirm you have that person's rights. The tool is instructed to reproduce cut, length, color, pattern, fabric texture, prints and fastenings, and returns one to four variations in the format and resolution you choose.
From input to finished result.
Choose the model and the output
Describe the model or upload your own model photo and confirm the rights. Pick a format, a resolution and up to four variations; the credit cost is calculated before you submit.
Compare with the real garment
Open each variation next to your product photo. Check prints, logos, hems and how the fabric falls, then download the ones that match or try again with a clearer garment photo.
What you can do
Single pieces or full outfits
Upload one garment, or a top and a bottom so they are styled together in one image.
A model you describe
Set gender, an age range from 18–25 to 50+, and a build from slim to plus size, then add up to 200 characters about hair, make-up or style.
Your own model, with consent
Use a photo of a model you work with. The form asks you to confirm you hold the rights to that person's image before it gives a price.
Formats for each channel
Choose 3:4, 4:5, 1:1, 9:16 or 16:9 at 1K, 2K or 4K, and generate up to four variations in one request.
Who it is for
- New arrivals
- Show a garment on a body for a listing or pre-order page while studio photos are still being planned.
- Size-inclusive ranges
- Generate the same piece on slim, average, athletic, curvy and plus-size builds so shoppers can picture it on different bodies.
- Outfit pairing
- Combine a top and a bottom from your range to try styling ideas for lookbooks and social posts.
At a glance
| Garment images | 1 or 2 per request, JPG, PNG or WebP up to 20 MB each |
|---|---|
| Garment type | Auto-detect, top, bottom or one-piece |
| Model | Gender, age range, build and a look note up to 200 characters, or your own model photo |
| Formats | 3:4 (default), 4:5, 1:1, 9:16, 16:9 |
| Resolution | 1K, 2K (default) or 4K |
| Results | 1–4 variations per request, saved to your asset library |
| Cost | Credits per image, shown before you submit |
Before you download
- Compare prints, logos and any lettering with the original garment; small graphics can be redrawn incorrectly.
- Check hem length, sleeve length and neckline against your size chart, because the image shows a plausible fit, not a measured one.
- Look at hands, fingers and anywhere an arm crosses the garment for distortion or missing parts.
- For a top and a bottom, inspect the waistline where they meet so neither piece is cut off or blended into the other.
Questions and answers
Can I use a photo of my own model?
Yes. Add it in the model photo field and tick the box confirming you have the rights to use this person's image. Without that confirmation the task is not priced or started. Only upload people who have agreed to this use, for example in a signed model release.
Is there a library of preset models?
No. You either describe the model with gender, age range, build and an optional look note, or upload your own model photo. A described model is generated for each request, so the same description can produce a different face next time.
Will the fit match the real garment?
The image shows how the garment could look when worn; it is not a fit simulation based on measurements. Check length, tightness and drape against your sample, and keep size information in the listing text.
Which garment photos work well?
Sharp, evenly lit photos of a single garment with the whole piece in frame, laid flat or on a hanger. Tops, bottoms and one-pieces such as dresses and jumpsuits are supported. Heavily creased items, sheer fabrics and busy backgrounds give the tool less to work from.
What happens if I leave the scene empty?
The model is shown in a clean studio with a light grey seamless backdrop and soft, even light. Write up to 600 characters to set a different place, time of day or mood.
What happens to my credits if a task fails?
The total for all variations is shown before you submit. If a task fails or you cancel it, the credits go back to your balance.
Bring your product. Leave with something new.
Every result lands in your asset library, ready for the next tool.