Photo Best Practices Guide
Follow these simple guidelines to get the most accurate and realistic virtual try-on results every time.
Quick Checklist
Before uploading, make sure your photo hits these four points:
- Lighting: Bright, natural daylight or even indoor lighting (no heavy shadows).
- Pose: Standing straight, facing forward, arms slightly away from sides.
- Background: Simple, uncluttered, and neutral.
- Attire: Form-fitting, minimal clothing (e.g., fitted tank top and leggings).
🚫 Common Dos and Don'ts
| Feature | ✅ DO | ❌ DON'T |
|---|---|---|
| Pose & Posture | Stand full-body or half-body facing front. Keep arms natural. | Avoid sitting, slouching, crossing arms, or dramatic angled poses. |
| Lighting | Soft, front-facing light. Clear, even visibility on whole outfit. | Avoid strong backlighting, dark rooms, or harsh side shadows. |
| Clothing | Wear simple, body-hugging clothes (shorts/tank top). | Avoid baggy hoodies, oversized jackets, or heavy outerwear. |
| Hair & Accessories | Tie back long hair; remove bags, scarves, or big sunglasses. | Hair blocking shoulders or chest will cause clothing overlap errors. |
| Photo Quality | High resolution, sharp focus, taken from eye level. | Avoid blurry photos, screenshots, or heavy filters/beautification. |
💡 Top Tips for Special Outfits
1. High-Detail & Textured Fabrics
For garments with fine embroidery, sheer lace, or structured folds, ensure your lighting is extra bright so the AI can distinguish the delicate pattern details.
2. Full-Length Dresses & Outerwear
When trying on long garments, make sure your photo captures you head-to-toe with space around your feet. If the camera cuts off at your knees, the AI cannot render the lower hem accurately.
📌 Need to re-try? If your result isn't looking right, double-check your source photo against this guide before re-generating!