# Outfit Try-on

## Introduction

Bringing your designs to life can be a challenge, especially when trying to visualize them on a model before production. Traditional methods like physical samples or Photoshop editing can be time-consuming and expensive. With Fermat, you can effortlessly **preview how your designs look like on a model within seconds**, ensuring a seamless and realistic representation before committing to production.

## Step by step guide

To visualize your designs on models, follow these steps:

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### Open the AI tool

1. Go to [Fermat.app](https://fermat.app/) and log into your account.
2. Open: '[Outfit Try-on](https://toolmaker.fermat.app/tool/try-an-outfit-on-a-model-609ae2b8-d351-4796-b4e9-559148e8242d)'.
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### Upload your design

Upload **the design** you want to see applied to a model.

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Supported formats: JPEG, PNG, and WEBP
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### Upload a model 

Upload an image of a **model**.

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Supported formats: JPEG, PNG, and WEBP
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### Paint a specific area

Use the painting tool to **mark the area on the model** where you want your design to be displayed.
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### Generate image

Click on the *'Generate'* button and let the AI process your inputs. In just a few seconds, you will have your new design.

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Review the output and, if necessary, **refine the painting area** for better results.
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### (optional) Provide additional details

You can provide extra details that will help the AI to achieve the desired result.

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Example: The sweater is untucked.
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## Examples

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