Virtual Try On
Proof of concept for Exella, a retail company in Indonesia
Take a photo or choose one from your device, then pick a scarf. The print, the drape and the way it frames your face, on you rather than on a model.
Start the camera, or choose a photo you already have.
Head and shoulders works best, with long hair tied back. Your photo goes to BytePlus in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, to be processed. We do not keep it, and we have no account or database holding it. The picture that comes back is hosted by BytePlus at an unlisted address, so treat that link as private. A 360 view is held on our server for a short while so you can spin it, then discarded.
Drag to turn
The video and the 360 view are both built from your finished photo.
A short video of you wearing the scarf, with the fabric moving.
Around a minuteA full turn, so you can see how the scarf falls at the back.
Around two minutesWorking
Six from the printed collection
Under the hood
Three models on BytePlus ModelArk, called from a single service on Google Cloud. Times and prices below are measured, not estimated.
Exella sells the motif, so a scarf that comes back as a generic floral is worthless. Every scarf is sent with its own flat lay and a close up of the weave, and the prompt names the fine background texture of that specific print so it does not get flattened into plain colour.
The face, the room and the lighting of your photo are held fixed, and only the head, neck and shoulders change. No photograph of a model is ever sent as a reference, because a second face in the request tends to replace your own.
The scarf sits forward on the head with both ears covered, the long point of the fold hangs down the back, and a broad panel of the print falls across the chest. Each scarf can also be styled the way Exella styles it.
Each try on runs a real image model, so we confirm you are a person first. This lasts for the rest of your visit.