AI virtual try-on
for your proportions.

Aspect Fit's computer-vision model reads your real body proportions from a single photo: torso length, shoulder width, leg-to-torso ratio, hip-to-waist ratio and overall frame size. Those measurements drive every try-on, so the fit you see reflects your body, not a generic size-4 mannequin. It works for any height, any build, any gender.

Once we know your proportions, our virtual try-on AI drapes the garment on your actual silhouette. Fabric weight, stretch, cut and length are simulated so you can judge whether a blouse is boxy on your frame, if pants break at the ankle, or if a dress hits where you want. It replaces the imagination gap between "looked great on the model" and "arrived in the mail".

Forget generic size charts. Aspect Fit cross-references your proportions against the actual measurements of the garment to recommend the right size for you in that brand, that cut, that style. Fewer returns, fewer wrong-size surprises, fewer pieces in the back of the closet with the tags still on.

A single full-body or half-body photo is enough. The model identifies key landmarks (shoulders, waist, hips, knees, ankles) and computes proportion ratios rather than absolute measurements — so the fit prediction is consistent regardless of camera distance, lens or lighting.

The garment image is segmented into cut, silhouette, length and fabric behaviour. Rigid items (denim, wool coats) are simulated differently from fluid items (silk, jersey). If product photography or flat-lay is provided, Aspect Fit infers the 3D shape to re-drape it on you.

The garment is mapped onto your proportions, respecting your pose and body shape. The output is a photorealistic preview that shows where the garment breaks, hangs, cinches or gapes — exactly what a dressing-room mirror would show you, without the dressing room.

Yes. You can use the demo above with no signup at all. Creating a free account unlocks 25 credits for higher-quality, savable try-ons — no credit card required.

Aspect Fit is proportion-based, not millimetre-precise tailoring. It's designed to answer: "will this cut, length and silhouette work for my body?" For most shoppers that's far more useful than a generic S/M/L size chart, and it catches the fit problems (boxy, short, clingy, wide) that size charts never show.

A well-lit photo where your full body (or at least torso and hips) is visible, standing roughly upright, arms not crossed. Phone selfies in a mirror work fine. Avoid heavy baggy clothing in the source photo since it hides your actual proportions.

Tops, bottoms, dresses and outerwear are all supported. You can upload a product image, paste a shop link, or pick from the preset catalogue in the demo. Shoes and accessories are limited at this stage.

Demo photos are processed ephemerally and not stored or used to train models. On a free account you control what's saved and can delete any try-on at any time. See our privacy policy for full details.