Virtual try-on

Virtual try-on for H&M

Paste an H&M product link and see it on your own photo before buying. Check the fit and colour on you rather than on the model.

What H&M product photos do and don't show

H&M shoots plainly and consistently — straight-on, even light, full garment visible. The photography is honest, which means what it does not tell you is simply how the piece reads on a body unlike the model in the frame.

Why a try-on helps here

With clear product shots the remaining question is proportion, and proportion is entirely personal. A dress that reads midi on a tall model reads maxi on someone shorter, and no amount of photography quality changes that.

  • One model height across an entire category, so lengths are not comparable
  • Colours named the same across seasons but dyed differently
  • Oversized fits that vary substantially between lines

How to do it

  1. 1. Copy the product link from H&M, or share the page to Nokkh.
  2. 2. Pick which product image to try on.
  3. 3. Add a photo of yourself — remembered, so you only do this once.

Nokkh is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to H&M. Product names are used only to describe what Nokkh works with.

Try it free

Questions

How do I try on H&M clothes on myself?expand_more

Copy the product link from H&M, paste it into Nokkh, and choose which of the product images to use. Add a photo of yourself once and Nokkh generates an image of you wearing the item. Your first three try-ons are free.

Is this a H&M feature?expand_more

No. Nokkh is independent and not affiliated with H&M. It works with product links from any shop, which is why it works here — nothing needs to be installed on their site and they do not need to support it.

Do I need to install anything?expand_more

No. You can paste a link, or use the iOS share sheet to send a product page straight to Nokkh from your browser without copying anything.

What should I watch for on H&M product pages?expand_more

One model height across an entire category, so lengths are not comparable; Colours named the same across seasons but dyed differently; Oversized fits that vary substantially between lines.