TryUnexMost virtual try-on shows you a garment from a shop. TryUnex does the opposite: it puts the clothes already hanging in your wardrobe onto a photo of you, so you can judge an outfit before you get dressed.
You upload one photo of yourself, once. Then you pick pieces from your digital wardrobe — a top and trousers, or a dress and a jacket — and TryUnex generates a single image of you wearing that combination together.
The point is the combination. A shirt you like and trousers you like can still read badly together, and a hanger tells you nothing about proportion. Seeing the whole look on your own body, in your own proportions, answers a question a mirror only answers after you have already changed.
Most wardrobes have a core of familiar outfits and a long tail of pieces that rarely get worn — usually not because they are wrong, but because nobody has worked out what they go with. Previewing combinations is a low-effort way to test ideas you would not otherwise bother to try on.
Deciding what to wear is a decision made at the worst possible time of day. Trying combinations the evening before, and saving the one that works, moves that decision somewhere calmer.
A lot of clothes shopping is really a search for an outfit rather than a garment. Seeing that you already own a workable combination is often enough to close the tab.
The photo of you and every generated result are private to your account. They are stored in access-controlled storage and can only be read after we have checked the account asking is yours; the links your device receives expire after a few minutes.
Your photo is sent to our AI provider solely to generate the look you asked for. It is never used to train TryUnex models, and never shown to other people or used in marketing without asking you separately. You can delete any image, and deleting it removes the underlying file too.
New members receive five free try-on credits, and one more free credit every two weeks after that.A look of one to three pieces costs one credit; four or five costs two. Opening a look you have already generated is free, and if a generation fails the credit goes back automatically.
It is accurate about how a look reads and unreliable about fit. Treat it as a styling tool. Fabric drape, sizing and how a garment behaves when you move are beyond what an image can tell you.
No. A clear, full-body photo in reasonable light is enough. Better light produces a better result, but nothing is staged.
Yes, for anything listed in the TryUnex thrift marketplace. You can preview a second-hand piece against your own wardrobe before messaging the seller.
Yes. TryUnex is built mobile-first, and there is an Android app.
Five credits are enough to test whether this is useful to you. No card, and nothing to cancel.