Guide
WEARFITS vs TryTheClothes
How WEARFITS and TryTheClothes compare
| What you want to do | WEARFITS | TryTheClothes |
|---|---|---|
| Start a try-on | Paste a product page link, or upload a product photo. | Upload a photo of yourself and a clothing image, or choose a ready-made look. |
| Photo of yourself | Add a selfie, plus your height and weight (a full-body photo is optional and raises accuracy). | The service recommends a clear, well-lit full-body photo. |
| Combine products | Mix pieces from multiple shops into one look. | Try an uploaded outfit image or select a ready-made outfit. |
| Save and revisit | Keep results in your account and collect products in a shopping list with shop links and prices. | Save creations in a gallery; the site lists downloads and extra views among its features. |
| Try before paying | 3 try-ons each month on the free plan; paid options are available. | The site currently offers 2 free try-ons after sign-up, with no card required. |
| Choose a size | Use the result as a visual preview and check the shop's size chart. | Use the result as a visual preview and check the shop's size chart. |
The main difference is where you start
TryTheClothes asks you to upload a photo of yourself and a clothing image, or choose a ready-made look. The site also lists a gallery, extra views and jewelry try-on.
WEARFITS starts from a shop link, or a product photo if a page cannot be read. Set up with a selfie, plus your height and weight (a full-body photo is optional and raises accuracy). Combine items from different shops in one look.
Which workflow fits your shopping habits?
Both services accept a garment image. WEARFITS can also attach the shop link and price to a saved product; each item is purchased from its retailer.
TryTheClothes also offers prepared outfits, a style quiz and jewelry try-on for experimenting with looks.
Free access and photo handling
WEARFITS offers three free try-ons each month. Pack includes 100 try-ons for $19; Plus includes 40 per month for $4.99. Prices are in USD; taxes may apply. TryTheClothes currently offers two free try-ons after sign-up, with no card required.
Both companies say they do not use uploaded photos to train AI. Check each service's site for its current privacy terms.
A try-on image is not a size recommendation
A generated image can help you judge a style or colour, but it cannot confirm a garment's fit or fabric. Use the brand's size chart to choose a size. If a shop page cannot be read in WEARFITS, upload the product photo.
This editorial comparison uses the services' published feature descriptions; it does not measure image quality or fit.
FAQ
- Can I use a shop link with TryTheClothes?
- TryTheClothes describes uploading a clothing image or choosing a prepared look. WEARFITS can start from a product page link, or from a product photo if needed.
- Can I try pieces from different shops together?
- WEARFITS lets you combine pieces from multiple shops into one look and save their retailer links in a shopping list. TryTheClothes also offers outfit try-on; check its current interface for which combinations it supports.
- Does either service tell me which size will fit?
- No. Treat the generated image as a visual preview, then use the retailer's measurements and size chart to choose a size.
- Does TryTheClothes use photos to train AI?
- Its website says it does not use uploaded photos to train AI. Review the service's current privacy policy for its full data handling terms.
Sources
Checked 2026-11-03.