AI Outfit and Fashion Try-On
Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP person photo and try a new outfit style, garment focus, fit, and color palette with AI.
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Outfit Try-On Result
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AI controls
Choose the output direction before generating.
Outfit goal
Choose the overall style direction for the clothing change.
How it works
How to try on a new outfit
Upload a person photo
Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 16MB. Full-body and mirror photos work best when the outfit and pose are clear.
Choose the outfit direction
Pick the outfit goal, garment focus, fit, and color palette.
Generate and review
Generate a PNG result, compare it with the source photo, then download it or continue editing in another pxGuru image tool.
Examples
Outfit try-on examples
Compare saved before and after examples across common fashion try-on workflows.
Closet planning
Turn a simple mirror photo into a more planned everyday outfit.
Profile refresh
Try a more polished look for profile photos while keeping the pose and setting natural.
Workwear test
Preview office styling from a casual source photo before planning a shoot or wardrobe.
Event styling
Explore a dressier outfit direction while preserving the original phone-photo scene.
Preview outfit ideas on your own photo
Use a clear person photo to test casual, workwear, formal, streetwear, or athleisure directions before you plan a shoot, profile update, or wardrobe change.
Try an outfitControl what changes
Choose whether the model should update the full outfit, tops and layers, bottoms and shoes, or outerwear. The prompt keeps the face, pose, lighting, and background stable.
Choose controlsSet fit, color, and material direction
Use tailored, relaxed, original-fit, or statement silhouettes, then pick neutral, earth, cool, bold, denim and leather, or custom palette notes.
Plan a lookAI Outfit Try-OnFAQ
Quick answers to the most common questions about pxGuru and how it works.
Still have questions?
Yes. AI outfit try-on requires a pxGuru account before processing. One generation uses 35 credits, and the page shows the credit cost before you start.
Use a clear person photo where the current outfit, body pose, and lighting are visible. Full-body photos, mirror selfies, and standing portraits usually give the model more clothing context.
The upload API accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP image files up to 16MB.
Yes. Use Garment focus to target tops and layers, bottoms and shoes, or outerwear. The model still receives instructions to preserve the person, pose, and scene.
Yes. Use the custom color or material field for short, specific instructions such as a cream blazer, dark denim, brown loafers, or a satin evening top.
The prompt strongly asks the model to preserve face identity, hair, skin tone, body proportions, pose, lighting, background, and crop while changing clothing.
Treat the result as a visual planning draft. Review the output before using it anywhere that requires exact garment construction, fabric texture, brand details, or product accuracy.
No. Prepared examples on the page load saved illustrative before and after sample pairs without using credits. Uploading and processing your own image requires an account and credits.
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