Virtual try-on

Virtual try-on for dresses

Paste a dress from any shop and see it on your own photo before you buy. Check the length, the neckline and the shape on your body, not on a model.

Why dresses are hard to buy online

A dress is bought on silhouette, and a model photo tells you almost nothing about yours. The same dress reads as elegant on one body and shapeless on another, and the two things people get wrong most — where the hem actually falls and whether the waist sits where they expect — are invisible until it arrives.

What a try-on actually shows you

  • Where the hem lands on your legs, rather than on a 5'10" model's
  • How the neckline sits against your shoulders and collarbone
  • Whether the waistline hits at your waist or above or below it
  • How the colour reads against your skin tone

What it will not tell you: Fabric weight and how a dress moves are not things any still image can settle — a heavy crepe and a thin jersey can look identical standing still and behave nothing alike.

Getting a good result

Stand square to the camera with your arms slightly away from your body, in one plain layer. A dress try-on needs your full silhouette, so include yourself from head to at least mid-calf.

  1. 1. Paste the product link, or share it to Nokkh from your browser.
  2. 2. Pick the product image you want to try on.
  3. 3. Add a photo of yourself — it is remembered, so this is once.
Try dresses on free

Questions

Can I see dresses on my own photo?expand_more

Yes. Paste a link to the dresse from any shop, or upload a photo of it, then add a photo of yourself. Nokkh generates an image of you wearing it. Your first three try-ons are free.

Does it work with any shop?expand_more

Yes. Nokkh is not tied to any retailer. Paste a product link from any store, or share it straight to Nokkh from your browser, and it will pull the product images for you to choose from.

What does a try-on show me about dresses?expand_more

Where the hem lands on your legs, rather than on a 5'10" model's; How the neckline sits against your shoulders and collarbone; Whether the waistline hits at your waist or above or below it. What it cannot settle: fabric weight and how a dress moves are not things any still image can settle — a heavy crepe and a thin jersey can look identical standing still and behave nothing alike.

What photo of me works best?expand_more

Stand square to the camera with your arms slightly away from your body, in one plain layer. A dress try-on needs your full silhouette, so include yourself from head to at least mid-calf.

What does it cost?expand_more

Three try-ons are free. After that, plans start at 50 try-ons a month, and the same credits work on the web and in the iPhone app.