Virtual Try On
Virtual try on answers one question: what does this actually look like on a person. Upload the garment, choose the body it goes on, and the studio composes the two into a single photograph rather than pasting a cutout over someone. The cut, the colour and any print stay yours; the fit, the fall and the shadow are rendered for the model you picked.
How it works
Upload the garment
A flat product photo works, and so does one already on a hanger or a mannequin. What matters is that the whole item is visible and the colour is true, because both are read straight off your picture.
Choose who wears it
Pick a model from the roster. The roster is a range of body types and looks on purpose, so a garment can be checked on more than one before a decision is made about it.
Check it on more than one body
Run the same garment across several models in Draft. A cut that reads well on one frame and badly on another is the finding worth having, and it is far cheaper than a sample round.
Models you can use right now
Every model below is live on Arteza with its current credit cost, pulled from the same pricing engine the studio uses at generation time.
Nano Banana Pro
Premium Google Gemini 3 Pro image generation
from 3 credits
Seedance 2.0
Cinema-grade AI video with native audio synthesis
from 19 credits
Seedream 5.0 Pro
Flagship deep-thinking image model with on-image text and precise editing
3 credits
Frequently asked questions
Does it keep my product exactly as it is?
The garment is sent as a reference image, so the silhouette, the colour and any print or logo come from your photograph rather than being described in words. Very fine detail, a woven label or small text on a tag, is where any composition is weakest, so check those on a Final frame.
Can it try on shoes and accessories, not just clothing?
Yes. Footwear and accessories are their own reference slot, so a shoe can be worn with an outfit instead of replacing it. Bear in mind that a tightly framed pose may not have the footwear in shot at all.
Can I try a garment on myself?
You can add your own model from photographs and use that as the body, which is how a brand puts a garment on a specific person. Give it clear, well-lit shots for the same reason you would give a photographer clear reference.
Is this good enough for a product page?
For catalog and marketing imagery, yes, and that is what it is built for. It is not a fit prediction: it shows a garment worn convincingly, not what size a given shopper should order.