Virtual Try-On Video

Create clothing try-on clips from person and garment photos. Review the outfit image first, then animate a pose or simple movement.

Products in motion

Product photo — A rust-orange jacket in motion

See the outfit on your model, then bring it into motion.

Full-body model wearing a rust-orange utility jacket with a cream collar, four pockets and one row of snaps

A rust-orange jacket, with clear person and garment references

Provide a clear person photo and a separate garment image. Review the outfit before animation, checking the face, hair, colour, collar, pockets and fastening. In this example the model wears the supplied rust-orange jacket and makes a small hand-to-waist gesture in a fixed full-body view.

Combine the person in reference 1 with the rust-orange utility jacket in reference 2. Preserve her face, dark ponytail, build, black trousers and boots. Preserve the cream collar, four pockets, stitching and one central row of six snaps. Use a neutral studio and show the complete body with space beneath the feet. Review the static outfit first, then animate a small hand-to-waist gesture and return. Keep the camera fixed; no turn, zoom, crop or cut.

Make your visual idea specific

Give both references a clear role

The person photo defines the face and build. The garment photo defines the item to wear. A mood image should not replace either reference.

Check the outfit before motion

Approve the static composition before generating a video. Correct changed hair, zips, seams or branding against the original references first.

Choose movement that shows the clothing

A small turn, step or sleeve gesture keeps the garment visible. Match the camera and action to the detail you want the viewer to see.

From a brief to assets for your edit

Upload a person and a garment
Use well-lit photos with the relevant body area and garment visible. Explain the intended pose, background and clothing details to preserve.
Approve the outfit image
Review the face, hairstyle, garment construction and markings in the combined image. Request changes before moving on to video.
Animate the approved composition
Choose a simple action and supported video settings. Review the resulting clothing clip and download it for your own layout or edit.

Frequently asked questions

Provide a clear person photo and a separate garment image showing its shape and important details. Avoid heavy occlusion and competing outfits. Additional detail images can help clarify fastenings or markings.