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ChatGPT Adds Virtual Try-On and Favorites for Online Shopping
ChatGPT can now show you what clothes might look like on you.
You give it a selfie or a full-body picture.
You can also upload a picture of clothing you like.
ChatGPT creates an image of you wearing that item.
A new Try On button appears with some shopping results.
You can save interesting products in a Favorites library.
ChatGPT can also help find clothes for a style or identify items in a celebrity’s outfit.
The tools are being introduced to users around the world.
OpenAI warns that personal images may be used for training unless users change their settings.
OpenAI is rolling out virtual try-on tools for clothes and accessories to ChatGPT users worldwide.
Users can upload a selfie, full-body photo, or product image to generate a preview of an item on themselves.
The feature uses OpenAI’s ChatGPT Images 2.5 model, which the company says improves lighting, textures, instruction-following, and generation speed.
A new Favorites feature lets users save products in a Library alongside their virtual try-on images.
Personal-account images may be used to train the model by default unless users opt out.
- Who
- OpenAI and ChatGPT users.
- What
- OpenAI is adding virtual try-on for clothing and accessories, along with a Favorites product-saving feature.
- Where
- Within ChatGPT’s shopping results and Library.
- When
- The features are currently rolling out worldwide.
- Why
- To make online shopping more visual and easier by helping users preview, discover, and save products.
Key facts
- Virtual try-on
- Users can upload a selfie, full-body photo, or product image to generate a clothing or accessory preview.
- Try On button
- The option appears with eligible shopping results in ChatGPT.
- Image model
- The feature is powered by ChatGPT Images 2.5.
- Favorites
- Products can be saved to a Library for later viewing.
- Additional shopping tools
- Users can describe an aesthetic or upload a celebrity outfit to find purchasable clothing.
- Image privacy
- Images from personal accounts may be used to train the model by default unless users opt out.
- Availability
- Both features are rolling out to ChatGPT users worldwide.







