01Fitting Room

Your photo is the fitting room

Pick a garment — from a photo or a written description — add a picture of yourself, and the render shows the outfit on you, drape and lighting included. Useful before renting, buying or sewing anything.

A fitting-room render: a woman photographed in a t-shirt shown beside the render of her wearing an emerald silk evening gownMade with FashionDesign.ai

Straight from the fitting room: one photo, one garment, one rendered result.

Start a fitting

Fittings without the pins

Test a rental gown before the deposit, preview a jacket before checkout, or see one of your own drafted designs worn by you. Every fitting carries a visibility setting, so what stays in the fitting room is your call.

Common questions

How do I run a fitting?

Add a clear photo of yourself, then give the design room the garment — either a photo of it or a written description — and generate. The render shows the outfit worn in your photo.

Can I keep my fittings private?

Yes. Every render has a visibility setting you choose at generation time, and you can change it later from the design room.

What kind of photo should I start from?

Even lighting, a straight-on angle and a frame that shows at least your upper body give the render the most to work with. Heavy shadows, sunglasses and cluttered backgrounds make the job harder.

Can I fit a design I drafted here?

Of course — save any render from the design room or the community pinboard and use it as the garment input for a fitting.