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A clean packshot on a plain ground works best, photographed from the angle the piece will be worn at.
For jewelry brands, designers & marketplace sellers
Virtual Jewelry Try-On
Put a necklace, earring, ring or bracelet on a real model without a shoot.
Upload your piece, then choose a model from the matching jewelry library.
This is not a selfie filter. It starts from two real photographs and returns a photograph.
No shoot · No model booking · No Photoshop
From two photos to a finished image in three steps.
Choose your model
Pick a model prepared for your jewelry type: a clear hand, neckline, ear or wrist.
Generate and export
Review the fit, proportions and details, then download the finished image for your product presentation.
One solution for every piece.
Every piece, one workflow.
Virtual necklace try-on
A necklace reads by the length of its chain against a neckline. Choose a model with the collarbone clearly in frame, and photograph the piece hanging rather than coiled flat.
Virtual earring try-on
A hoop reads by the distance it hangs from the lobe. Pick a model with hair tucked back and the ear visible — the proportions a white-background shot cannot show.
Virtual ring try-on
A ring needs a hand that is open and reasonably close. Our ring model library keeps the focus on the fingers, so you can judge placement and proportion.
Bracelet try-on
A cuff reads by where it stops on the wrist. Choose a reference with the wrist separated from the body to give your bracelet room to be seen.
The difference is in the details.
Jewelry is bought on how it sits — so scale is the whole job.
A piece is judged by proportions, not by pixels. The distance from an earlobe, the fit around a wrist, the length against a neckline — these are the details a customer notices first.
- Choose a model reference that suits the angle of your piece.
- Review light, reflections and the contact with skin.
- Check metal colour and stone details against your original.
- Reuse the same model reference across a collection.
MADE FOR PRODUCT PAGES
What a virtual jewelry try-on actually is.
A virtual jewelry try-on places a piece onto a person in an existing photo and returns it as a new photograph. For brands and designers, that means showing a product on a wrist, neck, ear or hand without booking a shoot.
How this differs from a phone try-on filter
A live camera filter follows your face. Here, a product photograph and a selected model reference become a still image you can inspect and download.
Why jewelry specifically needs to be seen worn
A hoop reads by the distance it hangs from the lobe. A cuff reads by where it stops on the wrist. A pendant reads by the length of its chain against a neckline.
Who it’s for
Jewelry brands and designers who need a piece shown on a real wrist, neck, ear or hand without a shoot — and sellers building a consistent collection.
Jewelry photoshoot: what each piece needs from your photograph.
The piece sharp, well lit, on a plain ground, filling the frame. Our model references are grouped by the part that wears the piece — choose a category before browsing.
A packshot beats a lifestyle shot
A packshot from your store is a good starting point. Show the full outline, avoid obstruction and keep highlights from hiding metal and stone details.
A collection on one model, without a shoot.
A traditional jewelry shoot means a photographer, a model, studio time and retouching for every piece. Keep your selected model and upload the next piece to create a consistent collection. Start with one piece and judge the result against your own listing standards.
Create the try-onCommercial use, and where your images live.
Upload product photographs you have the right to use. Review generated images against the actual product before publishing. See our terms for commercial use and our privacy policy for how images are handled.
Terms of servicePrivacy policyJewelry try-on questions, answered.
Can you try jewellery on virtually with AI?
Yes. Upload a product photograph, select a model reference for that category, and generate an on-model image.
Which pieces can I try on?
Necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets. Each category has its own matching model library.
Can I upload my own model photo?
Currently, models are selected from the library. Custom model uploads are not supported.
Can I try on an engagement ring or a wedding band?
Choose Rings and use a clear product photo with a close-up hand reference. Review finger proportions and stone details before publishing.
Can one model photo carry a whole collection?
Yes. Keep the same selected model, upload another piece, and generate again. Review product details in each result.
What if the model is already wearing jewelry?
Choose a reference with a clear wearing area. Existing jewelry may affect the result; check for remnants in the finished image.
Can I use the results commercially?
Make sure you have the rights to your uploaded photographs and follow our terms of service. Review product details before commercial publication.
Do I need to sign in?
Browsing models and previewing your product locally does not require sign-in. Generation and downloads use your signed-in account and available credits.
More ways to finish a product photo.
Your next jewelry image starts from a photo you already have.
Create the try-onNo shoot · No model booking · No Photoshop