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How to try clothes online using two photos

To try clothes online with a photo tool, gather one picture of yourself and one picture of the garment. Preparing the inputs carefully is usually more useful than starting with a complicated outfit.

1. Take a useful person photo

Stand in even light and keep the relevant body area visible. Use a plain pose and avoid bulky layers over the area being changed. Include your legs for trousers and dresses.

You can upload an existing photo or capture a still image with the camera button. Camera capture stops after you take the photo or close the camera panel.

2. Choose one garment

Save a clear product image you are allowed to use. Crop out extra garments and banners. Use a JPG, PNG or WebP file smaller than 10 MB.

Upload or drag the file into the clothing area. Select Tops for shirts, Bottoms for trousers or Dresses for a one-piece. The file preview helps you confirm the right item before checkout.

3. Review payment and processing

When generation is open, review the one-image price before continuing to Stripe checkout. Stay in the same browser: the return page uses a browser cookie to identify your order.

After payment, return to the workspace. The site verifies payment with Stripe before contacting the AI service. It displays the actual processing state when the provider supplies it. Keep the page open while waiting.

4. Inspect and download

Compare the result with the original product reference. Check garment edges, hands and face details. Download a result you want to keep; remote image availability is not guaranteed indefinitely.

If checkout is cancelled, you can return to the draft. If generation fails, the order page explains the refund status or provides a support link when configured. Do not pay again to resolve an existing order.

Frequently asked questions

Can I paste a product URL?

This release accepts image files. It does not fetch product pages or automatically extract clothes from a URL.

Why should I stay in the same browser?

A private browser cookie identifies your order. Another device will not have that cookie.

Written by Anywear Pro · Updated October 13, 2026. This website is independent of Decart.