Try clothes on virtually before buying them online! ChatGPT has introduced a new 'Try On' feature—here’s how to use it..

OpenAI is making online fashion shopping more visual with a new virtual 'Try On' feature within ChatGPT. This tool allows users to upload a selfie or a full-body photo before making a purchase to see how selected clothing or accessories would look on them. The feature appears as a new 'Try On' button within the shopping results. Users can also upload screenshots or photos of clothing and ask ChatGPT to generate a preview. This update includes a new 'Favourites' option that lets buyers save products to their library. OpenAI states that both features are being rolled out globally. Let’s take a look at the details of how to use them and how they work.

How does the 'Try On' feature work?
ChatGPT recently introduced a 'Try On' feature designed to enhance the visual experience for customers shopping for clothes online. According to the company, the new 'Try On' feature utilizes the recently released 'ChatGPT Images 2.5' model. Additionally, the company notes that this model can generate images with more natural lighting and superior textures while following instructions with greater accuracy and speed.

How do you use the ChatGPT 'Try On' feature?
To use the 'Try On' feature, visit the ChatGPT platform and open a clothing product from the shopping results. Tap the 'Try On' button. You will then need to upload a selfie or a full-body photo to serve as a reference.

ChatGPT will then generate a preview of you wearing that garment. The speed at which the image is generated will depend on the user's internet speed. In addition to the 'Try On' feature, the company has introduced a 'Favourites' section that allows users to save products to their library. This enables users to revisit saved items later and view them alongside the generated try-on images. Notably, ChatGPT can also assist users in assembling a complete outfit based on style descriptions or identifying clothing items from photos of celebrity outfits.

It is important to note that OpenAI has clearly stated that photos uploaded from personal accounts may be used to improve its models unless users opt out. This feature has begun rolling out globally and is available for immediate use.

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