What Photos Work Best

Better inputs lead to better outfit previews

Use a clear pose and clean garment photos to get more believable try-on results and stronger outfit decisions.

Quick checklist

Get cleaner inputs in under a minute

Use this before you upload. You do not need pro photos, just a clear pose and clear garment shots.

What makes a good pose photo?

  • 1

    Keep your full body in frame

    Leave a little space around your head and shoes so the generated look has room to stay natural.

  • 2

    Use even lighting

    Natural window light or bright indoor light helps your face and outfit details stay clear.

  • 3

    Choose a steady pose

    A still, relaxed stance works better than action shots, heavy motion blur, or angled mirror shots.

What makes a good garment photo?

  • 1

    One main garment per photo

    Upload clear photos of individual pieces so each item can be interpreted more consistently.

  • 2

    Show the full shape of the piece

    Flat-lay, hanger, or clean product photos all work when the outline of the garment is visible.

  • 3

    Avoid filters and heavy edits

    Color-accurate photos lead to more trustworthy style previews than heavily stylized images.

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Pose photo examples

Good pose
Strong pose example showing Ryan standing clearly with his full body visible

Clear full-body pose with even lighting

Well-lit full-body framing with neutral posture, minimal visual clutter, and clear outfit details.

Poor pose
Weak pose example showing Ryan in a dim mirror selfie with part of his face covered by a phone

Mirror selfie in dim light

Phone covering part of the face, uneven lighting, and bedroom clutter make the input less reliable.

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Garment photo examples

Good garment
Good garment example showing one pair of jeans laid flat and fully visible

One garment with a clear outline

A single item stays fully visible, with easy-to-read edges and a clean overall shape.

Poor garment
Poor garment example showing jeans partially covered by another garment

Overlapping garments in one frame

A second item covers part of the jeans, making the garment boundaries less clear.

Do

  • Start with your clearest phone photo before testing extra poses.

  • Crop gently when needed, but keep your full body visible.

  • Retake garment photos if edges blend into cluttered backgrounds.

  • Use this guide with the step-by-step flow on the How It Works page.

Do not

  • Do not expect exact fit or sizing prediction from generated looks.

  • Do not upload group photos, mirror selfies with obstructions, or low-light shots.

  • Do not combine multiple garments in one upload when possible.

  • Do not rely on screenshots with overlays, text, or stickers.

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