AI Wedding Dress Try-On

Upload your photo and a gown to see yourself in it — before the fitting, before the deposit.

AI Wedding Dress Try-On

Upload your photo and a gown to see yourself in it
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Upload the person whose identity to keep

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Wedding GownRequired
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Preview

Example output from an AI image generation model
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What is AI Wedding Dress Try-On?

Upload your photo and a gown, and see yourself wearing it before you ever book a fitting. The prompt is tuned for bridal wear, so silhouette, lace, beadwork, and train length survive the swap. Runs on Seedream V5 Pro, an unrestricted model.

  • Gown Detail Preserved
    Lace, beadwork, and train length are called out in the prompt, so they don't get simplified away.
  • Your Face, Your Body
    Face, hair, skin tone, and pose stay exactly as in your photo. Only the dress changes.
  • Shortlist Before You Fit
    Run several gowns and compare them side by side in your history panel.

How to Try On a Wedding Dress with AI

Three steps to see yourself in the gown.

Wedding Dress Try-On Features

Built for bridal shopping:

Silhouette Accuracy

A-line, mermaid, ballgown, and sheath cuts hold their shape against your body.

No Face Leak

The model in the gown photo won't replace yours — the prompt blocks it explicitly.

Unrestricted Model

Fitted, strapless, and sheer-panelled gowns come back at full output quality.

FAQ

AI Wedding Dress Try-On — FAQ

1

Will it keep the lace and beadwork?

Yes — the prompt names lace, beadwork, and train length as details to preserve, which is what keeps them from being smoothed over.

2

Can I try a veil or change the venue?

Use the optional instruction field. Add something like "cathedral veil, garden ceremony background" and it applies in the same pass.

3

What gown photo works best?

A clear, well-lit full-length shot. Product photos on a plain background are ideal, but lookbook photos work too.

4

How much does it cost?

15 credits per generation — the 1K tier plus the second reference image.