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See how clothes, hairstyles, and beards look on you in one click while shopping. TRY · ON is a Chrome extension that lets you try clothes and hairstyles on your own photo while you shop online — in one click. Browsing Myntra, Amazon Fashion, Flipkart, or Pinterest? Hover any product image and a "Try on" pill appears. Click it. Within ~15 seconds, you see yourself wearing the item — your face, body shape, and lighting preserved. Download it, share with a friend, or hit Regenerate for a different angle. Right-click any image on any other site and pick "Try this on with TRY · ON" for the same flow. Why it's different: • Three things in one image — outfit, accessory, and hairstyle. Pick a top from Myntra, jeans from another model, a hairstyle from a Pinterest pin — TRY · ON combines them into a single photograph of you. • Slot picker — name what each image becomes (Top / Bottom / Accessory / Hairstyle). No guessing where your click lands. • Stays on your device — your reference photos live in chrome.storage.local on your machine. They're never uploaded to our servers. The single time a photo leaves your device is the transient API call to Google's image model when you click Generate. • Free during beta — 5 free try-ons anonymous, 5 more after a one-click Google sign-in. Paid plans coming later. Powered by Google's Nano Banana 2 (gemini-3.1-flash-image-preview), an image model with strong identity preservation. The result keeps your face, expression, body shape, and the photo's lighting — only the clothes, accessories, or hair change. Privacy policy: https://tryon-9z6.pages.dev/privacy Terms: https://tryon-9z6.pages.dev/terms
May 8, 2026
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