See anything on you.

WearIt is a virtual try-on app for iPhone and Android. You share it a photo of any garment — from Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, a shop’s website or your camera roll — and it generates a picture of you wearing that garment, in seconds. You set up your model once with two photos of yourself, and then every try-on uses it.

Three steps. First, find a garment anywhere on your phone and tap Share, then pick WearIt. Second, if more than one item is found in the photo, confirm which one you meant. Third, WearIt puts it on you — then you can save the image, share it, or open the original product page when a link came with the photo.

WearIt is free to try. Download it from the App Store or Google Play, set up your model, and start trying garments on without paying anything.

Two: a selfie and a full-body photo of yourself. That is the model, and you only build it once. You can replace it at any time from Profile.

Any app with an iOS or Android share sheet. In practice that means Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, Safari and Chrome, any online shop, plus your own screenshots and camera photos. WearIt sits in the share sheet rather than asking you to leave the app you are in.

No. WearIt does not use your photos to train AI models, and does not sell your data. Generating a try-on does mean sending your photo to the AI providers WearIt works with — there is no version of the app where that does not happen — and the privacy policy says plainly what each of them receives.