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Bria Virtual Try On

Bria Virtual Try On places referenced garments and accessories onto a person in a photo, using separate item images and optional written direction.

Image editing

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
All listed options$0.04 / run
  • Reference Images count: 1, 2, 3 (same price).

Bria Virtual Try On

Bria Virtual Try On edits a person's photograph to visualize garments and accessories supplied in separate reference images. A portrait or full-body image establishes the person, and the item references provide the fashion pieces to appear in the edited result.

The images can guide the edit on their own. Optional written direction adds intent about how the items should appear, connecting the visual references to a particular styling idea. Garment and accessory references can be combined to visualize an outfit together.

What it's good for

Fashion teams can explore how clothing and accessories work as a coordinated look on a person. This supports outfit planning and merchandising discussions, where seeing the pieces together gives a concrete basis for choosing a presentation.

For e-commerce work, the model can turn item reference photography into on-person apparel previews and catalog variations. It also suits accessory visualization, helping teams assess the overall styling of a look in a photographic context.

Model ID

bria/virtual-try-on

Output Type

Image

Pricing

$0.04 / run

Provider

Bria

Hosting

Passthru

Bria Virtual Try On

Bria Virtual Try On edits a person's photograph to visualize garments and accessories supplied in separate reference images. A portrait or full-body image establishes the person, and the item references provide the fashion pieces to appear in the edited result.

The images can guide the edit on their own. Optional written direction adds intent about how the items should appear, connecting the visual references to a particular styling idea. Garment and accessory references can be combined to visualize an outfit together.

What it's good for

Fashion teams can explore how clothing and accessories work as a coordinated look on a person. This supports outfit planning and merchandising discussions, where seeing the pieces together gives a concrete basis for choosing a presentation.

For e-commerce work, the model can turn item reference photography into on-person apparel previews and catalog variations. It also suits accessory visualization, helping teams assess the overall styling of a look in a photographic context.