Indian occasion wear · virtual try-on
See yourself in the outfit before you buy it.
One photograph of your face is all it takes. Pick the occasion, the outfit, the hair and the makeup — and get back a photograph of you wearing it, lit the way the evening will actually be lit, with your own face intact.
No card. 30 credits to start — about 7 photographs.
Those three are the studio’s own photographs, made by the same models and held to the same written casting standard as the ones it will make for you. Nothing on this page is stock.
Three ways in
What do you want to see?
Every one of these lands in the same studio — this is only the first question it would have asked you anyway.
I have an outfit in mind
Show me this on my face
Photograph the lehenga you are considering, or paste the Instagram post you saw it in. The studio reads the weave, the colour and the border out of it and puts that outfit on you.
I want to see a look
Just the makeup and hair
Eleven separate choices rather than one bundled preset — base, lip, liner, lashes, brows — returned as four angles of the same face in one sheet, so you can see what it does in profile.
I am dressing for something
A wedding, or a festival
Your own wedding, somebody else's, or Diwali at home. Say which one, and the wardrobe, the jewellery and the light all narrow to what suits it.
- It's my wedding
- We're a couple
- I'm invited
- Festivals & everyday me
Each one signs you in with Google first, then opens the studio. Nothing is charged, and the 30 welcome credits are already there when you arrive.
The work
Photographs this studio made.
Real output, not illustrations. Each one started as a face and a set of choices — an occasion, an outfit, a light, a lens.
How it works
Four questions, then a photograph.
Nothing here needs a tutorial, and none of the four is a form. Each one narrows what comes next, so you are never scrolling past choices that do not apply to you.
- 01
Say who is in the photograph
One person or a couple, and who each of them is. The studio is told outright rather than left to infer — which is what keeps a groom out of a maang tikka.
- 02
Pick the occasion
Mehendi, sangeet, reception, a festival, or nothing at all. Everything after this narrows to what suits it, so you never scroll past choices that do not apply to you.
- 03
Choose the outfit, or upload one
Pick from the wardrobe, or photograph the lehenga you are considering and see it worn. Hair, makeup and jewellery are separate choices, not one preset bundled together.
- 04
Get a photograph, not a render
Real light, real fabric, your own face. Open it full screen, ask for a change in plain words, or turn it into a few seconds of film.
Pricing
What it costs, in rupees.
Credits, bought once, spent per photograph. Nothing recurring, and the price you see here is the price the studio charges — this section is rendered from the same price list the server bills against.
- To start
- 30 free credits
- No card. About 7 photographs on the Balanced tier.
- A top-up
- ₹1,500
- 750 credits, paid once. No subscription, no card kept on file.
- A photograph
- from ₹4.00
- On the Draft tier. Every tier is priced below.
Every tier, per photograph
You pick the tier for each photograph. They differ in how much model time they spend, which is the only reason they differ in price.
| Tier | Credits | Each |
|---|---|---|
| Best quality2K — sharpest detail, and the best face likeness | 12 | ₹24.00 |
| BalancedGreat results, faster and cheaper | 4 | ₹8.00 |
| DraftCheapest and fastest — for trying ideas | 2 | ₹4.00 |
| ClassicThe older engine, kept for consistency with past shots | 2 | ₹4.00 |
A video clip is priced per clip from the provider’s own rate at the moment you make one, and the cost is shown before you confirm it.
About the free credits
- 30 credits arrive with a new account, and one inbox gets one trial. A second Google address is a second person; the same address with dots or a +suffix is not.
- When a lot of new accounts appear from one address in a day, the welcome credits stop — the service does not. An account that was refused the gift can top up and generate straight away. Nothing in the payment path consults that check.
- Credits do not expire. A generation that fails is refunded before you notice it went, so a failure costs you nothing.
The full pricing page covers what a credit is, how paying works, and bringing your own OpenRouter key.
If you are not sure
You do not have to decide all of it.
Two ways to skip the deciding. Both are starting points rather than verdicts — change anything either of them picked.
Let it style the whole look
Tell it the occasion and it picks the rest as one coherent look — outfit, hair, makeup, pose, light and lens together, in a single pass, rather than eight unrelated choices that happen to end up in the same photograph.
Saw it on Instagram? Paste the link
Paste the link to a post and the studio reads the garment out of it — the weave, the colour, the border, the cut — and puts that outfit on you. No screenshot, and no describing it in words.
Your photographs
Where they are kept, and who can see them.
You are uploading a photograph of your own face. Here is exactly what happens to it, including the part most products leave out.
They are encrypted
Every photograph you upload and every one the studio makes is stored as AES-256-GCM ciphertext in the database rather than as a file on a disk, readable only through a signed-in request that decrypts it for you.
Nothing is public
A photograph has no public address at all. A clip can have one, but only if you switch it on for that clip — and switching it off kills the link immediately.
Honest about the limit
This protects a stolen database, a backup, or a lost disk. It cannot protect you from whoever runs the server, who necessarily holds the key. Anyone telling you otherwise is selling something.
Writing
Notes on how this works, and how to dress for it.
The same honesty as the studio itself — including the parts it still gets wrong.
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Try it on your own face.
One photograph is all it needs to start, and the first 30 credits are on the house.