# Garment Virtual Try\-On Image Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/recipes/virtual-try-on Creator: @maggie Saved recipe example · version 3 Upload a garment image to create a virtual try\-on image of it on a model while preserving its design, color, fit, proportions, and details\. Header image: https://media.fuser.studio/bd173ffc9a450daa5835291a9503e0cc5ba1114a2df08d73beae900d865823ab.jpg ## Explore a Garment on a Model The saved example connects one Garment Image input to one Virtual Try\-On Image output, showing how the recipe presents a garment on a model\. ## Default inputs ### Garment Image Type: image [Garment Image]() ## Saved outputs ### Virtual Try\-On Image Type: image [Virtual Try\-On Image]() ## Applications for garment visualization Use the virtual try\-on image to develop and present fashion concepts across brand, product, and merchandising workflows\. ### Product presentation Create a model\-based presentation of a garment from its source image for product pages, line sheets, or internal reviews\. ### Collection development Visualize individual garments on a model while reviewing how pieces may be presented within a developing fashion collection\. ### Brand campaign planning Use a virtual try\-on image to explore a garment’s presentation before selecting imagery for a fashion or streetwear campaign\. ### Social content concepts Turn a flat garment reference into a model\-based image that can support early concepts for social posts and launch content\. ### Retail merchandising Prepare a visual garment example for merchandising discussions where presenting the piece on a model is useful\. ### Design review Share a model\-based view of a garment during design and brand reviews while retaining its color, fit, proportions, and details\. ## Frequently asked questions ### What does this virtual try\-on recipe do? It takes a Garment Image and creates a Virtual Try\-On Image showing the garment on a model\. The recipe is intended for visualizing how a garment can be presented while preserving its exact design, color, fit, proportions, and details\. ### Who can use this recipe? Fashion brands, streetwear teams, product groups, designers, and merchandising teams can use it to present a garment on a model\. It is useful when a flat\-lay garment image needs a model\-based visual for review or presentation\. ### What input should I prepare? Prepare one image of the garment and provide it as the Garment Image input\. The recipe has one exposed input, so the garment image is the element you supply when creating a new result\. ### What output does the recipe create? The output is one Virtual Try\-On Image\. It demonstrates the garment visualized on a model, with the recipe focused on retaining the garment’s design, color, fit, proportions, and details\. ### Can I use a different garment image in Fuser? Yes\. Garment Image is an exposed editable input, so you can replace the saved example’s image with another garment image in Fuser\. The saved page example uses its connected default input; a new run uses the image you provide\. ### What kinds of work is this best suited for? This recipe is suited to fashion and streetwear presentation, collection development, brand campaign planning, social content concepts, retail merchandising, and design review\. The result is a visual garment presentation rather than a broader product or campaign workflow\. ### Does the recipe change the garment’s design? The recipe is designed to preserve the garment’s exact design, color, fit, proportions, and details while visualizing it on a model\. The saved output is an example of that input\-to\-output transformation, while a new result depends on the garment image you submit\. ## Visualize Your Garment on a Model Bring a garment image into Fuser to create a virtual try\-on image for fashion presentation and review\. [Use this recipe](https://app.fuser.studio) [Browse recipes](https://fuser.studio/recipes)