2025-08-15
From avatar-based fitting to AR apparel previews, these virtual try-on apps make it easy to see outfits on you—before you buy.
Virtual try-on (VTON) for fashion has evolved beyond flat product shots. Today’s best apps combine body-aware avatars, garment drape simulation, and AR overlays so you can preview looks in seconds. We tested dozens across iOS, Android, and mobile web to find six standouts for 2025.
| Rank | App | Best For | Key Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alta | Closet-based VTON + AI styling | Avatar previews, travel lookbooks |
| 2 | Doppl | Full-look virtual try-on | Body-aware avatars, mix-and-match outfits |
| 3 | Zyler | Size & fit preview on a virtual you | Photo/measurements → on-model garment view |
| 4 | Zeekit (Walmart) | Retail clothing try-on | Upload photo, fabric drape visualization |
| 5 | Style.me | Retailer VTON experiences | 3D avatars, brand catalogs, outfit layering |
| 6 | Snap AR Fashion | Social AR apparel previews | Lenses for tops, outerwear, accessories |
Alta merges AI outfit generation with virtual try-on using your actual wardrobe. Upload items, preview looks on your avatar, and plan for weather, occasions, or trips with packing lists and lookbooks. Here's Vogue editor Amy O'Brien's Alta avatar, featuring her outfit for work at Conde Nast (read more in Vogue Business here).
You can also plan outfits on Alta, and generate them on your avatar. Here's a month of Alta avatars!
Built by Google, Doppl focuses on realistic, head-to-toe try-on. Create a body-aware avatar and mix garments to visualize full outfits before committing. Great for experimenting with silhouettes and proportions.
Zyler maps apparel onto a virtual version of you from a photo or measurements, offering a quick sense of size and fit. Handy for checking lengths and silhouettes without a fitting room.
Zeekit’s retail try-on lets you upload a photo (or pick a body type) to preview garments with realistic drape. It’s integrated into Walmart’s shopping flow to help reduce guesswork and returns.
Style.me powers try-on for fashion brands and retailers, offering 3D avatars, layering, and look creation. You’ll typically encounter it embedded on partner e-commerce sites.
Snapchat’s fashion lenses enable quick apparel previews right in the camera—ideal for social sharing and fast feedback from friends. Expect tops, jackets, and accessories to “snap” into place live.
Want a try-on app that uses your real closet and an AI stylist? Download Alta today and start planning outfits you'll actually wear.