Upload requirements checklist
Check the basics before upload: front view, full body, clean background, no heavy shadows, and high resolution.
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Photo Guide
How to Prepare Better Photos for Virtual Try-On
A clear garment image and a suitable model photo give the AI more useful visual information. Use this checklist before you upload.
- Garment checklist
- Model photo checklist
- Common mistakes
Overview
Better inputs create a more reliable starting point
Virtual try-on must interpret the garment boundary, model pose, body area, and visual details from the source images. Good lighting and framing reduce ambiguity before generation begins.
You do not need studio equipment. A phone camera, even light, a simple background, and careful framing are usually enough.
Guide visuals
Photo examples and upload checklists
Virtual try-on workflow
Follow the simple flow from garment upload to model selection, generation, and downloading the result.
Why it works
Better inputs create a more reliable starting point
Photograph the full garment
Keep sleeves, neckline, hem, and side edges inside the frame and avoid covering them with props.
Use even lighting
Avoid deep shadows, mixed color temperatures, strong filters, and glare that hide fabric detail.
Choose a simple model pose
Use a front-facing full-body image with visible arms and legs and minimal overlap.
How it works
How to Prepare Better Photos for Virtual Try-On
- 01
Set a plain background
Create separation between the garment or person and the surrounding scene.
- 02
Frame and focus
Keep the subject sharp, upright, fully visible, and large enough to inspect.
- 03
Check before upload
Confirm the image format, file size, orientation, and important visual details.
Use cases
Better inputs create a more reliable starting point
Flat garment photos
Lay the item straight, remove distracting objects, and keep the complete outline visible.
Hanger or mannequin photos
Use a direct angle and avoid clips, hands, or display elements that hide the clothing.
Personal model photos
Choose a clear, appropriately clothed full-body photo that you have permission to use.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Do I need a transparent background?
No. A simple, uncluttered background is usually sufficient.
Can I use a mirror selfie?
It may work, but a direct full-body photo without a phone covering the torso provides clearer information.
What file types can I upload?
The current Fitroom interface accepts PNG, JPG, JPEG, and WEBP images up to the displayed size limit.
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