Trial virtual try-on via the phone camera

Fashion retailers offer virtual try-on via the phone camera

Future prospectAI Act: no extra obligationsCreating images, videos & audioFashion & lifestyle

Fits: Marketing & communications · IT & software development · Sales

Customers see before buying how the colour and cut might look on them and, ideally, less often order several variants to choose from. Today this is still at the trial stage: the display is getting better, but the camera usually cannot reliably show whether the size fits.

Is this for you?

  • You want to gain early experience as a pilot partner or prepare before try-on becomes common in fashion retail.
  • Many of your returns have reasons like “doesn’t suit me” or “colour different than expected”, not just the wrong size.
  • You have good product photos from several angles and can manage a limited test with one product group.
First step today

Today, try out virtual try-on yourself as a customer in two or three shops that already offer it, with an item whose fit you already know from wearing it. Read beforehand what happens to your photo. At the same time, use the template below to get an overview of the state of the technology, with sources. Afterwards, you will know what works today and what is still an advertising promise.

How to go about it

  1. Define the pilot goal, product group and display
  2. Provide product photos and size charts
  3. Generate try-ons with testers
  4. Compare the simulation with a real fitting
  5. Show it in the shop clearly as a simulation
  6. Record the pilot result and photo rules

Templates to copy

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MO-01 · Legal status 08.10.2026