The quality of your product photos has a big influence on how good your shoppers' try-on results look. The better your images, the more realistic and flattering the preview.
By default, try-on uses the first product image. If that photo shows a model in a full outfit, several items, or an angled shot, the engine has less to work with. On Virtual Try-On → Try-on reference photo you can pick a better photo per product: front-facing, the complete garment on its own. AI Frame can also suggest a stronger image from the product gallery.
Use clear, high-quality images. Sharp, well-lit photos give AI Frame the most to work with. Bright, even lighting and a clean background help the product stand out.
Show the product on its own. Flat-lay, on a hanger, or on a plain background works best. If you use model photos, choose ones where this item is clearly visible and not heavily layered.
Capture the whole item. The full product should be in frame, from top to bottom.
Keep colours true to life. Photograph in natural or neutral lighting so the preview matches the real garment.
Be consistent across your store. Similar style and quality keeps results looking polished throughout the store.
💡 A little tip: if a particular product's try-on doesn't look quite right, set a try-on reference photo — or swap the first product image for a clearer one.
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