Virtual try-on models transfer a garment from a product photo onto a model or a shopper's picture. This saves on photo shoots for marketplaces and helps buyers picture the item on themselves. Check quality across garment types, commercial license terms and GPU requirements.
Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications and others · China
An all-round FLUX-based apparel toolkit: try-on, generating a model wearing a given item, and "taking off" an item from a person into a separate product photo.
Try-on from a product photo
Photo of a model wearing an item from a text description
Clean product photo extracted from a shot of a person
Meta's model for virtual try-on and changing a person's pose in a photo. Carefully transfers fine fabric details and lettering. MIT license, but the training data is non-commercial.
One of the best-known open virtual try-on models: moves a garment from a product photo onto a photo of a person, keeping prints and logos well. Non-commercial license.
Pilot of a fitting room on a store website
Prototype product cards on a model without a photo shoot
