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Virtual try-on

Software that shows a garment on a person who was not photographed wearing it. For sellers, it turns a product photo into on-model images.

There are two kinds. Shopper-facing try-on puts clothes on the shopper's own photo or camera image. Seller-side try-on, as in Herofab, dresses a model in the garment from a product photo, to produce listing images.

Because the person in the image is generated, disclosure rules apply: the EU AI Act requires synthetic images to be marked in a machine-readable way, and Herofab embeds that marker in every image.

In marketplace rules

What marketplaces say about it.

Updated 25 September 2026

Amazon
Adult clothing main images must be photographed on a model Official page
Zalando
Visible on-image AI labels are not allowed; invisible marking of AI-generated content is strongly recommended Official page
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