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Your photo. Any outfit. Zero guessing
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Your photo. Any outfit. Zero guessing
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Most try-on apps paste clothes onto a generic model that looks nothing like you. Driply edits your actual photo — your face, your body, your bedroom mirror selfie — so you see how an outfit really looks on you before you buy. Browse fits from real creators, tap one, and get yourself wearing it in seconds. No studio shots, no fake models, no guessing if that jacket works with your skin tone or build. It’s the closest thing to trying it on without leaving your couch.
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Tried it on a random mirror selfie and the jacket actually looked like it was sitting on my shoulders, not pasted on a mannequin. Saved me from returning another ill-fitting order.
@selimgurelu792 This made my day. You’ve described exactly the problem we rebuilt the whole pipeline around. “Saved me from returning another order” is the whole reason Driply exists. We will gift you 5 more credits so you can use the app a bit more. Thanks for trying it!
honestly impressed how it kept my actual face and lighting instead of swapping me onto some random model. tried it with a jacket i was unsure about and the fit actually looked realistic on my body type.
@glzar617617 Really appreciate this. Keeping you in the photo — your face, your lighting, your proportions — was a hard constraint from day one. The whole point of trying something on is seeing it on your body, not a model who happens to resemble you. “Realistic on my body type” is the exact bar we hold every generation to, so this means a lot.
Thanks for giving it a real test — I’ll add 5 credits to your account so you can keep exploring. Would love to hear what else you try.
Tried it with a blurry mirror selfie and honestly the fit looked pretty close to how my jacket actually drapes, which kind of shocked me. The creator styles are a nice touch too.
@hanmtanrkanwyt That one made me smile, a blurry mirror selfie is basically a worst-case input, so hearing the drape still held up is a great sign. Real photos are never studio-quality, so that's exactly the condition it needs to work in.
Glad the creator styles landed too.
Thanks for the real-world stress test. I'll add 5 credits to your account.
Love that it works on your own mirror selfie instead of forcing you onto some stock model. Editing your actual photo keeps skin tone and fit honest in a way those paste-on try-ons never do.
@osmansoeio This is the part I care most about getting right. Skin tone is one of the easiest things to lose when a photo gets regenerated instead of edited lighting and colour shift, and suddenly the render doesn’t look like you. Editing your actual photo keeps that intact by construction
Really glad it’s coming through. I’ll gift you 5 credits for your review and testing.
Editing real photos is a smart move since generic model try-ons never matched my body shape anyway. One thing that would seal it for me though is a side by side view of two outfits at once so I can actually compare which one works better without going back and forth between screens.
@tcellat38122 That's exactly the gap generic try-ons had. Good fit judgment needs your real proportions, not a model's.
On side-by-side: how are you picturing it? Two outfits on the same photo split-screen, or swiping between two saved renders? Curious what'd actually be useful day to day before we build it.
Also — thanks for thinking about this like a product person, not just a user. I'll add 5 credits to your account for the input.