Summary
🥇 Best overall: Fits
Fits is overall a wonderful app. It's the most easy to use, and generates beautiful images of you from just a selfie and your clothes. It doubles as a digital wardrobe and has even more AI styling features.
🥈 Best for trying on before buying: Vybe
Vybe is an AI-powered fashion app that allows users to virtually try on outfits from popular brands like Zara and H&M. Its Safari browser extension enables instant outfit previews on any website, making it ideal for Gen Z shoppers looking to visualize clothing before purchasing.
🥉 Best for businesses: FASHN AI
FASHN AI offers advanced virtual try-on technology tailored for fashion brands and designers. It enables the creation of realistic on-model visuals, AI-generated fashion models, and dynamic short videos, streamlining content creation for e-commerce and marketing.
Review
1. Fits – Outfit Planner & Closet
Fits is an all-in-one fashion and styling app. Besides organizing your wardrobe or sharing outfits with the community, it also offers amazing AI capabilities for virtual try on. After setting up your try on profile with a selfie and body type, you can select some of your clothes and start virtually trying on different outfits. You can also try on items you don’t own yet, say for example you want to try out different wedding dresses. You can simply add those dresses to a wishlist and then start the try on process from there. Fits uses the latest OpenAI image model, the one that got viral with Ghibli images. So it looks visually really great.
ℹ️ Quick facts:
- Download here on the App Store 📲
- Download on the Play Store
- Price: Free with optional paid membership $3.33 / month
- Platform: 🍏 iOS & 🤖 Android
- From: 🇩🇪 Germany
- Available languages: 26 languages, incl. English, Russian, German, French, Spanish & more
👍 Pros:
- Beautiful and realistic looking virtual try on
- Try on clothes you own or clothes you want to buy
- Works with clothes, shoes and accesories
- Lots of additional functionality: A digital wardrobe, outfits from a community and a planner/calendar
👎 Cons:
- First 31 generations can be free, after it costs 16ct / image
2. Vybe
Vybe was one of the first try on apps to gain popularity. What makes Vybe especially useful for trying out clothes before buying is the Safari browser plug-in that let’s you create an image of you in a given fit while you shop. Think Pinterest’s “Pin” button but for try on. However, it only works on mobile and only if you use Safari.
ℹ️ Quick facts:
- Download here on the App Store 📲
- Price: $9,99 / month
- Platform: 🍏 iOS
- From: 🇺🇸 USA
- Available languages: English
👍 Pros:
- Browser plug-in to try on before buying
- Easy-to-use and great looking results
👎 Cons:
- Rather costly subscription at $59,99 / year
- Only works on websites / onlineshops
3. TRYO
Tryo is a great AR try on app for accessories like hats, shoes or watches. It doesn’t rely on image generation like the other solutions but instead you can see yourself with a 3D model of the item you want to try. It’s real time and it works with video. The downside obviousely being that it only supports accessories. Also you cannot add your own clothes and have to rely on the app’s library. But if you want to try on a new pair of glasses or hats, give Tryo a shot.
ℹ️ Quick facts:
- Download here 📲
- Platform: 🍏 iOS
- Available languages: English
👍 Pros:
- 3D AR Try on, real-time video
- Free to use
- Library of fashion accessories
👎 Cons:
- Does not support clothes
- Only works with items from the app
4. Aiuta
Aiuta is another styling app with virtual try on features. You start from a mirror selfie of you with an outfit and can then replace pieces like tops, bottoms or footwear. You can select suggested clothes to try or prompt what you like to wear. The app also extracts the clothes you wear from a selfie to build your wardrobe. In our test, the extracted clothes looked very AI-generated however.
ℹ️ Quick facts:
- Download here 📲
- Price: Free to test once, then 19,99€ / month
- Platform: 🍏 iOS + 🤖 Android
- Available languages: English
👍 Pros:
- Slick interface, easy to set up
- Creates outfit proposals from suggested clothes
👎 Cons:
- Results can be good or bad, you need to be a bit lucky
5. FASHN AI – for businesses
If you are running an onlineshop or a small fashion brand, FASHN AI might be interesting for you. While it’s not a consumer app, it instead offers virtual try on as a service via API, meaning you can use it to create product images or add it to your Shopify shop for your customers to use. You could also build your own virtual try on solution with it.
ℹ️ Quick facts:
- Website
- Price: Starting at $9 / month
- Platform: Web
- Available languages: English
👍 Pros:
- Great for business use cases
- Affordable
👎 Cons:
- Not that easy to use for consumers
6. ChatGPT Image Generation
Just a few weeks ago, OpenAI released their image generation model gpt-image-1 – mostly known for creating those stunning Studio Ghibli images everyone posted on social media. It also works great for virtual try on and is nice to just try out one or two looks. It’s not super convenient for ongoing usage, because you’ll need to start new chats and add prompts again each time. But on the positive side, you have full creative freedom so you could create a try on image in space or in your favorite city next to a famous landmark? Think Paris styles in front of the Eiffel Tower.
ℹ️ Quick facts:
- Website
- Price: Free but with image limits per day
- Platform: 🌐 Web & 📱 Mobile
- Available languages: English and 59 more
👍 Pros:
- No set up needed, other than prompting
- Full creative freedom
👎 Cons:
- Can become tedious when using often
- Does not integrate into any other fashion or styling tools.
- Can’t save outfits or track what you liked/worn
