Best Practices for Virtual Try-On Photos: Get Perfect Results

Why Photo Quality Matters

The quality of your photos directly impacts the accuracy of your virtual try-on results. Follow these best practices to ensure the best possible experience.

Lighting Requirements

Natural Light: Shoot during daytime near a window for soft, even lighting.

Avoid Harsh Shadows: Don't stand directly under bright overhead lights.

Consistent Lighting: Ensure consistent lighting across all your photos.

Background and Environment

Neutral Backgrounds: Use plain, light-colored walls or backgrounds.

Avoid Patterns: Busy patterns can interfere with AI detection.

Consistent Setting: Use the same background for all photos in a session.

Pose and Angles

Full Body Shots: Stand straight with arms slightly away from your body.

Multiple Angles: Take front, side, and back views for comprehensive try-ons.

Natural Poses: Avoid exaggerated poses that distort body proportions.

Photo Quality

High Resolution: Use the highest quality setting on your camera.

Focus and Clarity: Ensure the photo is in focus and not blurry.

Proper Framing: Include your entire body from head to toe.

Item Photos

When photographing items to try on:

• Lay items flat on a neutral background
• Ensure good, even lighting
• Capture details and texture
• Include multiple views if possible