TheNewBlack Virtual Try-On
Dresses a model photo in clothes, shoes or bags, inside an AI fashion design platform built for brands.
Overview
TheNewBlack's virtual try-on puts a garment onto a model in a photo. You supply the model and the item, and it covers clothing, shoes, bags and accessories. The output is aimed at product listings, lookbooks and social posts. This is not a consumer tool for seeing yourself in a dress. It is one feature inside an AI fashion design platform for brands that also generates garment designs from text prompts, AI fashion models and tech packs.
It runs in a browser. Signing up gives 3 free credits, and a standard try-on spends 1 credit. After that you buy a one-time credit pack or subscribe monthly.
Key features
When to use
Use TheNewBlack's virtual try-on if:
- You need product-on-model images for a listing and cannot justify a photoshoot for every item.
- You are designing garments and want to see them on a person before anything is made.
- You need lookbook or campaign images across a range, where booking models per item does not scale.
- You want to dress a model in more than clothing, since it covers shoes, bags and accessories too.
- You would rather buy credits and spend them slowly than commit to a monthly plan.
- You sell on Shopify or post to Instagram and TikTok, which it publishes to directly.
When NOT to use
Skip TheNewBlack's virtual try-on if any of these describe you:
- You are a shopper wanting to see yourself in an outfit. This dresses model photos for brands, and a consumer virtual try-on tool is what you want.
- You want to do this for free. The trial is 3 credits and a try-on spends 1, so anything past a test means buying a pack or subscribing.
- You have one garment and one photo. A whole fashion design platform is far more than that needs.
- You want to edit a photo rather than dress a model. A photo editor is the right kind of tool.
- You need an app on your phone. This is browser only and built around a desktop workflow.
Frequently asked questions
Brands and designers. This dresses a model photo in your garment so you can put the picture on a listing or in a lookbook. It does not exist to show you what a dress would look like on you before you buy it. If that is what you came for, a consumer try-on tool is a different product.
Yes. A new account gets 3 free credits, and a standard try-on spends 1 of them. After that you buy a credit pack or subscribe.
No. There are pay-as-you-go credit packs alongside the monthly plans, so you can buy credits and spend them at your own pace with nothing recurring. That suits a small brand doing an occasional drop rather than a steady stream of new products. The monthly plans give you a larger allowance for the money and make sense once the work is regular.
Clothing, shoes, bags and accessories. That covers accessory brands as well as clothing. The output is aimed at campaign and listing use. It produces a usable product picture rather than a preview.
You upload a model photo or generate one, then upload your product. Text boxes let you change the pose, the framing and the scene, and you pick the aspect ratio. The result downloads as a square image around 1024 pixels on each side, with no watermark.
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