A person photo you have permission to use
Garment, shoe, bag, or accessory images
Setting, pose, and styling notes
Framing for the finished image
Image tools
AI outfit tool
See an outfit on you before you put it together.
Upload a photo of yourself and up to four clothing or accessory images, or just describe the look. Vizify returns one image of the outfit being worn, ready to review and refine.
One person photo plus up to 4 garment or accessory images Text-only outfit design when you have no photos Face, pose, and item details checked for drift
Start with the messy versionOptional choices help Vizify shape the handoff.
Try a starting point
Add the person photo first, then up to four items. The request opens in Vizify for review before anything runs.
One image of the complete outfit being worn
An editable prompt and reference set for the next look
What it does
Built to hand back finished work.
Try on pieces you already have
Upload product shots or flat lays of a top, trousers, shoes, or a bag. Vizify asks the model to keep each item's color, pattern, and trims while placing it on the person.
Keeps the wearer recognizable
The request holds the face, build, and pose from the person photo, and the result is inspected for identity drift. It is still an AI likeness, not a photograph of a real fitting.
Design a look from a written brief
No photos? Describe the occasion, palette, silhouette, and fabrics, and Vizify generates a styled outfit you can keep refining in the same conversation.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What does an AI outfit generator do?
It places clothes and accessories on a person in one generated image. Upload a person photo plus up to four item images, or write a brief and let Vizify design the whole outfit.
Can I virtually try on clothes from an online store?
You can upload product photos you have the right to use as garment references. The result shows how the look could come together; it is not a retailer's fitting room and cannot confirm how the item fits your body.
Will the clothes fit exactly like the real garment?
No. The model interprets drape, length, and proportion visually and knows nothing about sizes or measurements, so do not use the image to choose a size.
How many clothing images can I add?
Up to four garment or accessory images next to one person photo, five images in total. A few clearly photographed items are easier to keep distinct than a crowded set.
Which AI model creates the outfit?
Qwen Image 2.1 by default. It accepts up to ten reference images and outputs 1K or 2K. When a pattern, logo, or trim needs closer fidelity, Vizify can switch to GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst, and you can name either model in the prompt.
How much does one outfit image cost?
Qwen Image 2.1, the default, is the lower-cost model on this page. GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst costs more per image and is worth it when a pattern or logo needs closer fidelity. With either model, a 2K image costs more than a 1K one.
Will my face stay the same?
Vizify tells the model to keep the face, hairstyle, build, and pose and checks the result for drift, but the output is an AI-generated likeness. Review it before sharing, and only upload photos of people who agreed to it.
Can I create an outfit without uploading a photo?
Yes. Describe the wearer, occasion, and pieces and Vizify generates the whole look from text. You can also upload only garment images and describe the person in words.
Which photos give the best result?
A well-lit, front-facing, full-length or three-quarter photo of the person, and garments shown flat or on a plain background. Say which image is which, for example ‘photo 1 is me, photo 2 is the coat’.
What do I get back?
One outfit image saved as an artifact in Vizify. Ask for another pose, a different setting, or a swapped item in the same conversation to build variations.
Getting a cleaner try-on
Give every upload a role in the prompt: which image is the wearer and which is the jacket, the shoes, or the bag. Photograph garments flat or on a hanger against a plain background, and use a person photo where the body is visible down to the hem you care about. Describe the setting and pose separately, so the model is not guessing whether a sidewalk in a product shot belongs in the result.
Limits worth knowing
The outfit is a visual interpretation, not a fitting. Sleeve length, fabric stretch, and exact sizing are invented by the model, and small logos or printed text on a garment may be simplified or redrawn. Upload only photos you are allowed to use, of people who have agreed to it, and review the likeness before posting.
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