Virtual try-on

Virtual try-on for Myntra

Paste a Myntra product link and see the item on your own photo before ordering. Check length and colour on you first.

What Myntra product photos do and don't show

Myntra aggregates hundreds of brands, each with its own photography standard, so two listings on the same page can be shot to completely different conventions — one on a model, one flat, one on a mannequin.

Why a try-on helps here

Ethnic wear in particular is bought on length and colour, and both are exactly what varies most between a studio shot and daylight. Seeing the piece on your own photo normalises across the inconsistency.

  • Mannequin and flat-lay shots that show no drape at all
  • Kurta and saree lengths described in sizes rather than measurements
  • Brand-to-brand sizing that does not carry across the marketplace

How to do it

  1. 1. Copy the product link from Myntra, 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 Myntra. Product names are used only to describe what Nokkh works with.

Try it free

Questions

How do I try on Myntra clothes on myself?expand_more

Copy the product link from Myntra, 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 Myntra feature?expand_more

No. Nokkh is independent and not affiliated with Myntra. 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 Myntra product pages?expand_more

Mannequin and flat-lay shots that show no drape at all; Kurta and saree lengths described in sizes rather than measurements; Brand-to-brand sizing that does not carry across the marketplace.