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How to try on clothes from an online shop photo before you buy

Updated · Reviewed by The Rift team

Short answer

Add a full-length photo of yourself to Rift, add the photo of the item from the shop, and tell Spark to put it on you. Spark sets up a Draft with the price on the Make button. Tap Make for a picture or a short video of you wearing it. It is a guide to the look, not to the fit.

Add a full-length photo of yourself and the shop’s photo of the item. Spark shows you wearing it as a picture or a short video, so you can judge colour and style before you pay.

What you need

Step by step

  1. Add both photos to Rift.
  2. Tell Spark what to try on. Name the item and where it goes.
  3. Check the Draft. The price is on the Make button. Ask for up to 4 versions to compare colours.
  4. Tap Make and save the picture to Library.
  5. Optional. Tap Turn into a video to see a small turn or walk.

Lines to try with Spark

Tips

For a video version, see outfit change and try-on videos.

Questions people ask

Does it show the real fit or size?

No. It shows the style and colour on you, not how it fits. Check the shop's size guide.

Can I try on several items?

Yes. Ask for up to 4 versions at once, or add the pieces one at a time.

What photo of the item works best?

A flat, clear photo on a plain background, front-facing.

Should my own photo be full-length?

Yes. A full-length photo of yourself shows the whole outfit.

Can I try on shoes and bags?

Yes. Say where they should go, such as 'trainers on my feet' or 'bag on my shoulder'.

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