How to Use AI Try On in MyEdit

Play dress-up with any outfit, right in your browser.

Updated Aug. 14, 2026 · 4 min read

Short on time? Jump to the AI Try On quick guide.

AI Try On in MyEdit drops any outfit onto a photo and shows it on the spot, in your browser with nothing to install. Planning what to wear to an event, or curious how something would look on you? Load a photo and style it four ways: grab a ready-made look, upload a whole outfit, mix single pieces, or type out the outfit in your head.

Before

Starting photo, model in a white turtleneck and black jeans — The photo we started with.

After

AI Try On result, the same model in a navy tiered tulle gown — One tap on a template, and the same photo is wearing a navy tulle gown.

⚡ Quick Answer: AI Try On in 3 Steps

Open AI Try On in MyEdit and drop in a full-body photo.
Style it: tap a Female or Male look, or open Custom to upload an outfit, add single items, or describe one.
Hit Generate, then Download your new look.

Steps to Use AI Try On

Step 1: Load Your Photo

Open AI Try On in MyEdit under Image Tools. A sample model is already there so you can jump straight in, but to see clothes on you, hit Replace Image and drop in a clear, full-body photo facing the camera. Notice the Female, Male, and Custom tabs up top? That's your menu of styling methods.

AI Try On open with a model loaded and the Female, Male, and Custom tabs highlighted — Your photo loads on the right. The Female, Male, and Custom tabs on the left are where the styling happens.

⚠️ Quick Note:

A sharp, full-body photo of one person facing forward gives the best results. And stick to photos you are allowed to use.

Step 2: Pick a Styling Method (Four Ways)

Four ways to dress your photo, from one-tap presets to typing an outfit from scratch. The Female and Male tabs are packed with ready-made looks, and the Custom tab is where you bring your own.

Presets · One Tap

Female / Male

Tap a ready-made look and go. Nothing to upload or type.

Bring Your Own · Custom

Custom

Upload a full outfit, add single pieces, or describe the look in words.

Option A: Ready-Made Looks

On the Female or Male tab, scroll looks grouped by vibe, like Hot, Modern, Bridal, and Business. Tap one to try it on. We went with Midnight Tulle.

Tap a look

Midnight Tulle style selected on the Female tab — We tapped Midnight Tulle.

Result

Midnight Tulle gown on the model — And the photo showed up in the navy tulle gown.

Option B: Upload a Whole Outfit

Got a specific outfit in mind? On the Custom tab, pick Upload full outfit and Import a photo of the complete look, worn or laid flat. A quick Notice pops up the first time with tips worth a glance.

MyEdit's Notice dialog showing recommended and avoid photo examples — The photo tips in short: a full look on a model with a clean background works best; skip folded, blurry, or side-on shots.

Your photo

A sage green dress uploaded under Upload full outfit — We dropped in one photo of a sage green dress.

Result

Sage green dress on the model — And it landed on the photo.

Option C: Mix Single Pieces

Want to build a look from separate photos? Still on Custom, choose Upload individual items and add a Top, Bottom, and Shoes one by one. Handy for putting together pieces that never came as a set.

Add pieces

A blue tank, white skirt, and white sneakers added as separate items — We added a blue tank, a white skirt, and white sneakers.

Result

The three pieces combined into one outfit on the model — AI Try On pulled them into one outfit.

Option D: Just Describe It

No photo at all? Pick Describe your outfit and type the look you're picturing. Color, fabric, style, the more you spell out, the closer it lands.

Type it

A description of a floral maxi dress typed into the Describe your outfit box — We typed: a flowy floral maxi dress with puff sleeves, a woven straw belt, and brown leather sandals.

Result

Floral maxi dress on the model — And that sentence turned into the outfit.

Step 3: Generate and Save

Whichever way you styled it, hit Generate and wait a few seconds. When the new look lands, click Download to keep it. Not feeling it? Switch your pick or reword your description and run it again. Try on as many looks as you want.

FAQ About AI Try On

1. Is AI Try On free to use?

AI Try On runs online in MyEdit, so there is nothing to install to give it a try. Generating a look uses MyEdit credits.

2. Can I use AI Try On on my phone?

Yes. MyEdit runs in your browser, so AI Try On works on a phone or a computer, no app download needed.

3. What kind of photo works best?

A clear, full-body photo of one person facing the camera.
For uploaded outfits, use clean, front-facing clothing photos and skip blurry, folded, or side-on shots.
When you describe a look, add details like color, fabric, and style.