Shoupapp
Virtual try-on
AI virtual try-on: your clothes on a model, without a shoot
Photograph the garment flat or on a hanger. Shoupapp dresses one of 24 built-in models — or your own — in it, and keeps the garment the way you sell it: the cut, the print and the color. Build a whole look, from top and bottom to shoes and an accessory, with no prompt to write.
Why teams choose Shoupapp
Up to 1,500 photos per run
Send a whole folder at once, or let an automation run it on every upload, every day, week or month.
See bulk & automationReady-made settings
Pick plain options or a saved preset. We set the AI up behind them, so there is nothing to write.
Plans from $59 a month
One credit balance for every tool, and each tool’s price is on its page. A failed job gives its credits back.
Photo and video editors
Finish any result in the built-in editors, with your library already inside. No extra subscription.
On-model photos sell clothing, but a model shoot for every new style is slow and expensive. With virtual try-on you choose a model from the built-in library — 24 people across body types, including plus-size, petite, tall, athletic, mature and senior models — or use a photo of your own model, and the garment is put on them.
A look is built from four places on the body: Top, Bottom, Shoes and an Accessory such as a beanie, a bag or a scarf. A dress or jumpsuit goes in Top and covers both halves. You put each garment where it belongs and the model is dressed in order — the biggest piece first, the small items last — one or two pieces per pass, so the result reads as one outfit rather than separate pictures. You check every result before it is used anywhere; nothing is published automatically.
The built-in models wear a plain grey base layer that is there to be replaced. Switch on Complete the look and any part of the body you left empty is dressed in plain, unbranded clothing, so a single T-shirt comes back on a fully dressed model instead of one in grey basics. Choose the output shape — the model photo’s own, square, landscape or portrait — and a quality level: Fast for plain garments and quick checks, Normal for prints, patterns and logos.
Showing the same garment on different bodies helps shoppers picture it on themselves — and lets a small label show its full size range without casting for every size.
Choosing the right model
The built-in library has ten women, ten men and four gender-neutral models, across plus-size, petite, tall and slim, athletic, curvy, stocky, mature and senior body types. Use one model across a collection for a consistent look, or show key pieces on several bodies so more shoppers see someone like them.
From try-on to a social post
A try-on result is a photo in your library like any other. Put it into a new scene for social media, or turn it into a short product video, without photographing the look again.
Garment photos that work best
- Lay the garment flat or hang it straight, with the whole piece in the frame.
- Use even, soft light so the true color and texture are visible.
- Photograph prints and logos straight on, so they carry over cleanly.
How it works
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Choose a model
One of 24 built-in models, or a photo of your own.
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Build the look
Drop each garment into Top, Bottom, Shoes or Accessory. Flat lay, hanger or mannequin photos.
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Review and download
Keep the results you are happy with. Nothing goes live on its own.
Who it’s for
On-model photos for every style
Give every product in a drop an on-model image, not only the hero pieces that made it into the shoot.
Size-inclusive imagery
Show a client’s range on plus-size, petite and senior models without casting for each.
A service fashion clients ask for
Offer on-model images to small labels that cannot pay for a studio day.
At a glance
- Models
- 24 built-in (women, men and gender-neutral, many body types) or your own
- Garments
- Top, bottom, shoes and an accessory; a dress goes in Top
- Per pass
- One or two garments; a full look is built pass by pass
- Output
- The model photo’s shape, square, landscape or portrait
- Quality
- Fast, or Normal for prints, patterns and logos
- Input
- Flat lay, hanger or mannequin photo
- Price
- 62 credits per one-garment pass
Credits come from your monthly plan. See what each plan includes.
Frequently asked questions
Does the garment change?
It should not: the garment is kept as photographed and the model is what changes. Check each result before you use it.
Can I use my own model?
Yes. Use a photo of your own model and dress them in your garments.
Which garment photos work best?
A clear, evenly lit photo with the whole garment visible — laid flat, on a hanger or on a mannequin.
Can I dress a full outfit?
Yes. Fill Top, Bottom, Shoes and Accessory. The model is dressed one or two pieces per pass, biggest piece first and small items last, so it comes back as one outfit.
Can I add shoes, a hat or a bag?
Yes. Shoes have their own place, and a beanie, cap, bag or scarf goes in Accessory.
What does Complete the look do?
On a built-in model, it dresses any part of the body you left empty in plain, unbranded clothing, so your product is shown on a fully dressed model rather than over the grey base layer.
Can try-on run automatically?
Yes. Try-on can be a step in an automation, so a new garment photo can be put on a model as soon as it is uploaded.
Goes well with
Social media videos
Background remover
AI photo enhancer
Send us five photos.
We will run them the way we would run your whole catalog and send back exactly what came out — before you decide anything.