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Master Virtual Try-On Feature with Step-by-Step Video Guide

Follow the video guide to upload clothing images, choose a model and location, adjust pose and composition, and review virtual try-on results.

Updated 2026-10-29

Watch the Video Guide

This walkthrough shows the AI Model Virtual Try-On workflow, including the clothing selection, model, location, pose, and composition settings.

Watch the step-by-step Virtual Try-On tutorial (MP4)

Step 1: Open AI Model

Sign in to WeShop AI, open My Workspace, and choose AI Model. The tutorial uses real-person, mannequin, or flat-lay clothing images as inputs.

Step 2: Upload and Review the Selection

Create a task and upload your images. Review the clothing segmentation and choose the parts you want to keep unchanged. Follow the upload limits displayed in your workspace.

Step 3: Select the Model and Location

Choose an AI model, then an AI Location for the background and composition. A location template with a style similar to your input image can help keep the result coherent.

Step 4: Adjust the Pose

The video demonstrates these Model AI Pose settings:

Setting in the tutorialIntended use
50%Use the reference pose as a guide while balancing the source image.
100%Allow the AI to generate a new pose.

Compare the result after changing the setting rather than assuming one percentage works for every image.

Step 5: Set Photo Composition

For an incomplete source image, the tutorial selects Refer to the Selected Location to guide a more complete composition. Review the generated head, limbs, and garment before keeping the result.

Step 6: Generate and Compare

Select Generate. Check clothing, pose, body proportions, and how the subject fits the scene. Try another model, location, or pose setting when needed.

Example Results

Original fashion image

Virtual Try-On example in a window scene

Virtual Try-On example beside the sea

Virtual Try-On example in an outdoor scene

Input Tips

The tutorial recommends trying real-person photos first, then mannequin photos, then flat-lay clothing when comparing input suitability. Use clear images and a reference that fits the garment and desired composition.

For a missing head or cropped body, see Restore a Cropped Photo with Virtual Try-On.