Frequently asked questions

Virtual try-on is a technology that lets you see how clothes look on you without physically wearing them. It uses photos of you and AI image generation to render a piece of clothing onto your body, so you can preview an outfit before buying, browsing your wardrobe, or planning a look for an event. Modern virtual try-on tools work entirely from a phone or web browser and do not require a physical fitting room, a special camera, or a brand-specific app.

AI virtual try-on works by combining computer vision with generative image models. The system first analyzes a photo of you to understand body shape, pose, and lighting, then synthesizes a new image where the chosen garment appears realistically draped on your body. Trends uses Google generative AI models to produce these try-ons, then refines the result so the fabric, fit, and silhouette look natural rather than pasted on. The process happens in the cloud and typically completes in ten to thirty seconds.

AR try-on overlays a 3D model of a garment onto a live camera feed, while AI virtual try-on generates a static photorealistic image of you wearing the garment. AR is interactive and great for items that fit a fixed shape like sneakers, sunglasses, or watches, because each item needs a 3D asset created in advance. AI try-on works on a much wider range of clothing including dresses, jackets, and full outfits because it does not require a 3D model for each piece. Trends uses the AI approach so any garment with a clean photo can be tried on instantly.

AI virtual try-on is accurate enough for visual decisions like color, silhouette, and overall styling, but it is not a substitute for measuring fit. The result reflects what the garment looks like on your body shape, including color match and rough proportion, but exact sizing and how fabric stretches still depend on the brand size chart. For style and shopping decisions accuracy is typically high, especially with a clear front-facing reference photo. For tailored fit decisions you should still check the brand measurements or order a known size.

Yes, virtual try-on and virtual fitting room describe the same idea. Both terms refer to technology that lets you preview clothing on yourself digitally. Some retailers use "fitting room" for in-store mirrors with AR overlays, while "virtual try-on" usually refers to phone or web experiences you can use anywhere. Trends is a virtual try-on app that works on your phone, tablet, or browser, so you can try clothes from any location with internet access.

Yes, modern AI virtual try-on produces photorealistic results that respect your body shape, the garment drape, and the lighting in your reference photo. Quality depends on the source photos: a well-lit front-facing photo of you in fitted clothing produces the best results, and a clean product shot of the garment helps the AI understand color and texture. Loose layers, blurry photos, or extreme angles reduce accuracy. Trends provides on-screen tips when you upload to help you get the cleanest possible result.

Trends is a virtual try-on and fashion discovery app that lets you preview clothes on yourself before buying, build curated collections, and explore looks from a global community. It runs on iOS, Android, and the web at trends.house, and your collections and try-ons sync across all three. Trends is built by Quatron Studios and centers on making AI virtual try-on accessible to anyone with a phone.

Trends is built by Quatron Studios. The team focuses on bringing photorealistic AI virtual try-on to anyone with a phone, alongside fashion discovery features like trending collections, style archetypes, and a curated community feed. Quatron Studios builds and maintains both the consumer app and the underlying generative AI pipeline.

Trends is available on iOS, Android, and the web. The iOS app is on the App Store, the Android app is on Google Play under the package com.quatronstudios.trends, and the web app lives at trends.house. Your account, collections, try-ons, and preferences sync automatically across all three platforms.

Trends is good for previewing how a piece of clothing will look on you before buying it online, planning outfits for events, building digital wardrobes, and discovering trending fashion. People use Trends to shop smarter and reduce returns, plan looks for weddings or dates, source style inspiration from a curated community, and present mood boards as shareable collections. The app works for casual shoppers, content creators, professional stylists, and people who simply enjoy curating their style.

Trends combines AI virtual try-on with social fashion discovery and curated collections, while most competing apps focus on one piece of that puzzle. Doji centers on stylized avatars and emoji-style stickers, Wanna emphasizes branded AR try-on for sneakers and accessories, and Pictofit primarily serves retail partners through embeddable widgets. Trends serves end users directly, supports full-outfit try-on from any source photo without requiring a brand partnership, and adds a discovery feed and shareable collections on top. The result is one app that covers preview, planning, and inspiration.

Trends supports English, Spanish, and Turkish at launch. The app and web auto-detect your device language and let you switch any time in Settings. More languages are added as the community grows; if your language is missing, you can request it through in-app support.

To try on clothes virtually with Trends, open the app, tap Try-On, upload a photo of yourself, then add the clothing you want to preview by uploading a product photo or picking from the Trends discovery feed. The AI generates a new image of you wearing that piece in about ten to thirty seconds. You can save the result to your history, share it, or add it to a collection. First-time users get on-screen tips about photo quality to help the first try-on look great.

Yes, you need at least one photo of yourself for virtual try-on to work. Trends recommends a well-lit, front-facing photo where your body is fully visible against a clean background. You can reuse the same reference photo across many try-ons, and you control which photos are stored, shared, or deleted at any time from Settings.

Yes, you can try on clothes from any brand. Add the garment by uploading a product photo, pasting a product link, taking a screenshot from social media, or choosing from a clothing item already shared in the Trends discovery feed. Trends does not require an official brand partnership to try on a piece, which means independent designers, fast fashion, luxury, and vintage all work the same way.

Yes, you can upload your own clothing photos. Use product shots from a retailer, photos of items you already own, or screenshots from social media. The cleaner the source photo, ideally a flat lay or a model wearing the item against a plain background, the better the try-on result. Trends remembers items you upload so you can rebuild your physical wardrobe digitally and mix and match looks over time.

A virtual try-on in Trends usually takes ten to thirty seconds depending on image complexity, account tier, and current server load. You can keep browsing the app while a try-on is processing and you receive a notification when it is ready. Premium subscribers get higher processing priority and typically see results at the faster end of that range.

Yes, every try-on is automatically saved to your private history and you can share results to social media, send them directly to a friend, or post them to the Trends community feed. You control what stays private and what is shared at any moment. Try-ons can also be exported as a standard image file to use anywhere outside the app.

Yes, any try-on can be added to a collection you own. Collections are curated boards of looks, pieces, and try-ons, organized however you like, by event, season, color, or aesthetic. They are private by default and can be made shareable when you want to send a mood board to a friend or stylist. There is no limit on how many collections you can build.

Yes, your photos are stored on encrypted infrastructure and are only accessible from your account unless you choose to share them. Trends does not sell your photos to advertisers and does not use your photos to train third-party AI models without your consent. You can delete any photo, any try-on, or your entire account at any time from Settings.

No, Trends does not sell your photos and does not share them with advertisers. Photos are used to generate the try-ons you request and are stored in your private library, with access limited to your account. We share photos only when you explicitly post them to the public feed or send them to another user through the app.

Try-on photos are stored on Trends encrypted cloud infrastructure, hosted on Supabase with regional storage zones, with access limited to your authenticated account. We retain photos so you can revisit and reuse past try-ons across sessions and devices. One-tap deletion is available for individual photos and try-ons, and full account deletion removes all stored media within 30 days.

Yes, you can delete individual photos, individual try-ons, or your entire account and all associated data. Account deletion removes your photos, try-ons, collections, social activity, and personal information from active servers immediately, with backup removal completed within 30 days. Find the controls in Settings under Manage Account, or email privacy@quatronstudios.com for assistance.

Yes, Trends is built to comply with the European GDPR, California CCPA, and Turkish KVKK personal data laws. You have the right to access, export, correct, and delete your personal data, and to object to specific processing. Submit data requests through in-app support or by emailing privacy@quatronstudios.com. Full details on data handling, retention, and your rights live in the Privacy Policy at trends.house/privacy.

Yes, you can use Trends with photos that do not show your face. Many users upload body-only photos, photos taken at an angle that crops the face, or photos with sunglasses. The AI works primarily from body shape, pose, and silhouette, so face visibility is not required for the try-on to render correctly.

Trends is intended for users age 13 and older, with stricter content controls applied to users under 18. Anyone under 13 should not create a Trends account. Parents who want a full picture of data practices for younger users can review the Privacy Policy at trends.house/privacy or contact privacy@quatronstudios.com with specific questions.

Yes, Trends is free to download and includes a generous set of free virtual try-ons every month. A Premium subscription unlocks unlimited try-ons, higher resolution outputs, faster processing priority, removed ads, and early access to new features. Free users see occasional ads to support the service, and Premium removes them entirely.

Trends Premium includes unlimited AI virtual try-ons, higher-resolution try-on images, faster processing priority, removal of ads, and early access to new features. Premium also unlocks advanced styling tools and exclusive content drops as they roll out. The current Premium benefits are listed inside the app on the subscription screen and may expand over time.

Trends Premium is offered as a monthly or annual subscription, with current pricing shown in-app at the time of purchase. Prices vary by region, currency, and platform, so the App Store, Google Play, and Stripe rates may differ slightly. Open the app, go to Profile, and view your local rate before subscribing.

Yes, you can cancel your Trends subscription at any time through the App Store, Google Play, or Stripe customer portal, depending on where you originally subscribed. Cancellation stops the next billing cycle, and you keep Premium access until the end of the current period. No cancellation fees apply.

Yes, Trends offers a free trial of Premium to most new subscribers. Trial length and availability vary by region and account, and the in-app paywall shows the current trial offer for your account before you confirm. You can cancel during the trial to avoid being charged.

Trends follows the standard refund policies of the platform where you subscribed: Apple App Store, Google Play, or Stripe. To request a refund, contact the original platform through their support channel. For questions about your account itself, email support@quatronstudios.com and we will help where we can.

Trends works on iPhone and iPad running iOS 15 or later, Android phones and tablets running Android 8 or later, and any modern web browser including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge. You do not need special hardware; a recent smartphone or a laptop with internet access is enough. Try-on processing runs in the cloud, so the heaviest work happens on our servers rather than your device.

Yes, Trends needs an internet connection because AI try-on processing runs in the cloud. A standard Wi-Fi or 4G connection is sufficient, and 5G simply makes uploads and downloads faster. Saved try-ons remain visible offline so you can browse past results without a connection, but generating new try-ons requires connectivity.

Yes, Trends works on most phones from the last five to six years. Older devices may scroll the feed slightly slower or take longer to render large image galleries, but try-on generation runs on Trends servers so device performance is not a bottleneck for the AI itself. As long as your phone runs iOS 15 or Android 8, you can use the app.

Yes, Trends is widely used to plan outfits for weddings, dates, job interviews, vacations, and other special events. Build a collection of candidate looks, try each one on yourself, and narrow down to the final outfit with confidence. Many users build dedicated collections named after the event, like "Anna wedding" or "Italy trip," so they can revisit and refine the plan over weeks.

Yes, that is one of the most common reasons people use Trends. Paste or screenshot a product photo from any online store, try it on yourself, and decide before checking out. This helps reduce returns and the regret of clothes that look very different on you than on the model, which is one of the biggest pain points of online fashion shopping.

Yes, Trends is a strong fit for fashion creators who want to preview outfits before a shoot, plan content series, or showcase upcoming hauls to followers. The shareable try-on outputs work well as Instagram, TikTok, and Pinterest content, and Premium gives creators higher resolution and faster turnaround for production work. Creators can also post try-ons to the Trends community feed and grow an audience on the platform itself.

Yes, professional stylists use Trends to mock up looks for clients, present options before pulling physical pieces, and build mood boards as shareable collections. Premium gives stylists unlimited try-ons and higher resolution outputs that hold up in client presentations and lookbooks. The collection sharing feature lets stylists send a curated edit to a client with one link.

Yes, fashion brands can showcase products on Trends through brand profiles and the discovery feed, reaching shoppers who want to try pieces on before buying. Brands interested in partnership, featured placement, or marketing collaborations can reach out at partners@quatronstudios.com. We are particularly interested in independent designers, sustainable labels, and mid-market brands looking for a direct line to engaged users.

A public API and a Shopify integration are on the Trends roadmap. Brands, platforms, and developers interested in early access can email partners@quatronstudios.com to be added to the pilot list. Today, integration happens through the Trends discovery feed and curated brand listings, which already drive try-on traffic to participating brands.