Top + bottom + shoes
Use a full-body photo of you with your feet visible. Three images use 1 look on Standard, 2 looks on Premium.
Open three-piece setup →Help us see which ads work: no photos, no contact details.
Combine a top, bottom and shoes, or see how a jacket layers over a shirt. Use a separate reference for each garment, then compare the complete look on your photo.

Photo

Garment

Result
Your photo, several garment references
Up to 11 items · editable layering guidance
Choose a clear, well-lit portrait or full-body photo of you with your current outfit visible. You confirm it’s you and that you’re 18 or older.
Add a top, bottom and shoes, or layer a jacket over a top. Choose the matching category for each reference.
Check how many looks it uses, create the outfit and compare saved versions while changing one piece at a time.
Each setup opens labelled, empty slots and suggested guidance. Add your own references and review the total before generating.
Use a full-body photo of you with your feet visible. Three images use 1 look on Standard, 2 looks on Premium.
Open three-piece setup →Keep both layers visible. Two images use 1 look on Standard, 2 looks on Premium.
Open layered setup →After your first result, change one garment at a time and compare saved versions. Check missing layers, merged edges, colors and footwear. Read the complete-outfit walkthrough. For a single garment, go straight to the clothes changer. To mix pieces you already own, try the outfit maker; to find an outfit you saw, use Shop the look.
Use the generated image to compare overall appearance. It does not calculate measurements, garment sizing, comfort, stretch, or exact real-world drape.
What to expect before you upload your images.
A complete-outfit changer combines a photo of you with separate garment references. Kolors Virtual supports up to 11 pieces, including tops, bottoms, outerwear and shoes. Give each garment its own image so the intended combination is clear.
A new account includes 10 welcome looks for 7 days, no card. A Standard outfit of up to six pieces uses one look, and failed or refused looks never count.
You can start with reference images alone. For layering, the presets add guidance such as leaving the jacket open so the top stays visible. You can edit this guidance before creating.
No. The result is an AI-generated visual approximation, not a measurement or sizing tool. Check the retailer's size chart and garment measurements before buying.
Look through the examples, then add a photo of yourself and your garment images.
Open the studioPractical guides to references, what each look uses and the details to check in an AI preview.
Choose a photo of yourself and a clothing reference, check the inputs, then review and refine your first virtual try-on.
Build a top, bottom and shoes combination, control jacket layering and compare complete outfit versions with transparent costs.
Scan an outfit photo, keep the pieces worth saving and reuse your clothes in new looks.