Build a complete outfit from three references: a person, a top garment, and a bottom garment. Image Presto sends them to the Flux Klein 9B Virtual Try-On LoRA in that order and returns a new full-body image.
Use all three images for a complete outfit
A person plus a single garment also works when you only need to replace a shirt or a pair of trousers — but full outfit generations are most reliable with all three inputs.
| Input | Use | Best source image |
|---|---|---|
| Person | The person who will wear the outfit. | A clean, full-body photo with the pose and limbs clearly visible. |
| Top garment | Shirts, knitwear, hoodies, jackets, and similar tops. | A front-facing product or flat-lay image showing the whole garment. |
| Bottom garment | Jeans, trousers, skirts, shorts, and similar bottoms. | A front-facing product or flat-lay image showing the full silhouette. |
Avoid mirror selfies, busy scenes, obstructed limbs, and cropped product photos. Clean backgrounds, similar lighting, and clearly visible garments make the generated outfit more reliable.
| Setting | Default | Range | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outputs | 1 | 1 – 2 | Generate two options when you want a choice. Each output costs tokens. |
| Guidance scale | 2.5 | 1 – 5 | Higher values preserve garment detail but can oversaturate colors. |
| Inference steps | 28 | 4 – 50 | More steps refine the result and take longer to generate. |
| LoRA scale | 1.0 | 0.5 – 1.5 | Strength of the try-on LoRA. The default is best for most images. |
| Image seed | Random | Any number | Reuse a seed to regenerate a result with small setting changes. |
The tool writes the model prompt for you in the reference model's TRYON format, keeping the image order fixed:
TRYON [person description]. Replace the outfit with [top description] and [bottom description] as shown in the reference images. The final image is a full body shot.
Leave a description blank when the reference image speaks for itself. Add one when you need to preserve a particular texture, print, fit, or pose.
| If you see | Try this |
|---|---|
| Garment details are missing | Use a closer, well-lit product image and name the color, material, and pattern in its description. |
| The outfit does not fit the pose | Swap in a full-body photo where the arms, waist, and legs are unobstructed. |
| Unrelated clothing changed | Supply both a top and a bottom reference, and try the default guidance before raising it. |
| Colors look too intense | Lower the guidance scale slightly and keep lighting consistent across all three sources. |
This workflow is based on the Flux Klein 9B Virtual Try-On LoRA documentation. The model accepts person, top, and bottom references and is optimized for full-body clothing replacement.
