Attiro

Online clothes shopping runs on guesses from both sides. The buyer wonders how the dress would look on them, and the seller hopes a photo of a folded jumper will do the selling. Attiro works on both pictures. One tool puts a new outfit on a photo of a person, the other turns a product photo into a shot with a model wearing the garment.

For the try-on you upload one photo and describe the outfit in words, or add a picture of the garment. The pose and the background of the original stay as they are. The tool refuses edits that would put a real person in lingerie or undress them. Separate pages run the same tool for trying on dresses and for recolouring a shirt.

Sellers start from a garment laid flat or on a hanger. They can bring a photo of their own model or let the AI generate one, and a short text sets the scene. The same tool makes ghost mannequin shots, the catalog look where a garment keeps its worn shape with no body in view, on a white or transparent background.

Product photos can also be rendered at 2K resolution. The images come from Google's Gemini image model, and the site says uploaded photos are deleted within 24 hours. The interface is available in English and Chinese.