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See any dress on your own photo, save every fitting, and ask an AI stylist. Companion to the Atelier website. Atelier lets you see clothes on YOU before you buy — on any shop, not just one store. While you browse a dress or outfit, Atelier shows a small floating button. Click it and Atelier places the garment on your own reference photo, so you can see how it actually looks on you. Every try-on is saved to your Atelier account, organised into a dressing room and a wardrobe you can revisit any time. • Try-on anywhere — works across online shops, not a single retailer • Your photo, your fittings — saved to your account and synced with the Atelier website • AI stylist — ask whether an item suits you; answers are grounded in your colours and fit • A wardrobe — mark what you bought and file it by type How it works: Atelier signs you in to your Atelier account. When you choose to try an item on, the product image and your reference photo are sent to Atelier's backend, which generates the try-on and saves it to your account. The extension never stores API keys — only your session, so you stay signed in. Atelier is currently an invite-only pilot. You'll need an Atelier account (created on the Atelier website) to use the extension. Privacy: your photos are used only to generate your try-ons and stylist replies, never for advertising, and never sold. You can delete any photo, any fitting, or your entire account at any time. Full policy: https://atelier-tryon-delicate-shell-8720.fly.dev/privacy
Aug 19, 2026
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