Best Virtual Try-On Apps in 2026 — Compared & Ranked
Virtual try-on technology matured rapidly in 2025. What used to require dedicated hardware in a retail store now works from your phone with a single selfie. But the quality gap between apps is enormous — some produce cartoon overlays, others generate images you'd mistake for real photos.
We tested every major virtual try-on app on the same set of garments and photos to give you an honest comparison. Here's what we found.
What We Tested
We evaluated each app on five criteria: image realism (does the result look like a real photo?), speed (how long from upload to result?), store compatibility (can you try on items from any store, or only partner brands?), wardrobe integration (can you try on clothes you already own?), and price (what does it actually cost to use regularly?).
The Comparison
| App | Realism | Speed | Any Store | Own Wardrobe | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FitInView | Photorealistic (Gemini + GPT) | 5-15 sec | Yes — URL or photo | Yes | Free tier + credits from $1.99 |
| Google Shopping Try-On | Good on supported items | 3-5 sec | Google Shopping only | No | Free |
| Zeekit (Zara) | Good for Zara items | 2-4 sec | Zara only | No | Free (in-app) |
| Vue.ai | Moderate | 10-20 sec | Partner brands | No | Enterprise pricing |
| Amazon Virtual Try-On | Moderate (shoes/glasses) | 2-3 sec | Amazon only | No | Free |
FitInView
FitInView stands out because it's not locked to any single retailer. You can paste a product URL from Amazon, ASOS, Zara, H&M, or any store — or upload a photo of something you saw in person. It also lets you try on items from your own digitized wardrobe, which no other app in this list offers.
The underlying AI uses multiple models (Gemini Flash, Gemini Pro, GPT-5) depending on the quality level you choose. Flash mode delivers results in 5-8 seconds; HD Pro mode takes longer but produces higher-resolution output. Multi-item try-on lets you combine up to five pieces in a single generation.
Google Shopping Try-On
Google's try-on feature is integrated directly into Google Shopping search results. When available, you'll see a 'Try on' button on product listings. The results are solid and fast, but the feature only works with a limited set of partnered retailers and product categories. You can't upload your own garment photo or try on items from stores outside Google's network.
Zeekit (Zara)
Zara acquired Zeekit and integrated virtual try-on into their app. It works well within the Zara catalog — you upload a photo and see yourself in their items. The limitation is obvious: it only works with Zara products. If you shop across multiple stores (and most people do), you'll need a separate solution.
Vue.ai
Vue.ai is primarily a B2B solution that powers try-on for fashion retailers. Individual consumers rarely interact with it directly — instead, you'll encounter it embedded on certain e-commerce sites. The quality varies depending on the retailer's implementation.
Amazon Virtual Try-On
Amazon offers virtual try-on for shoes and eyewear using AR (augmented reality) through the Amazon app. It uses your phone's camera rather than a static photo, which works well for accessories but doesn't extend to clothing.
The Verdict
If you want the most versatile try-on experience — one that works with any store, your own closet, and multiple items at once — FitInView is the strongest option. If you primarily shop at a single retailer like Zara or through Google Shopping, their built-in tools work well within those ecosystems.