How VIZO.LIFE Works

1. Create your personalized virtual model

Begin with one clear, full-body photo taken from the front. A simple background, good lighting, and a visible full silhouette help create a more useful starting point. VIZO processes the photo to create an avatar for the try-on experience. The avatar is meant to keep your visual context consistent as you compare different products.

If the app asks for body information, provide the details you are comfortable using. Height, weight, and body-profile information help the experience frame a preview, but the result remains an AI-generated visualization rather than a physical measurement or fit certification.

2. Add basic body information

The body profile gives VIZO additional context for presenting clothing. Use the measurement and profile controls as an aid to visualization, not as a substitute for a retailer’s size chart. You can return to the profile when your own information changes, and the app keeps the avatar and profile relationship organized for future looks.

A good result starts with accurate input and a suitable photo. If a photo is blurry, cropped, heavily obstructed, or poorly lit, choose a clearer one before generating. This helps avoid spending time on a preview that cannot show the garment clearly.

3. Choose clothing from a store, URL, upload, or wardrobe

Add a product from a partner store or supported product URL, upload a clothing image, or select something saved in your wardrobe. The product title and source link help you keep track of what you are previewing. You can use one item to answer a quick styling question or add compatible pieces to build a fuller look.

The available product categories and layers depend on the item and the current VIZO flow. When footwear or multiple garments need special handling, the app processes them in the supported order so the final preview remains coherent.

4. Generate and review the try-on

After choosing the clothing, start the try-on generation. VIZO creates a visual result that places the selected product on your personalized model. Review the garment, color, layering, and overall proportion. If one piece is not right, replace that piece instead of rebuilding the entire look.

Use the result to compare options and decide what deserves another look. Generated images can contain artifacts or differences from the physical item, so keep the product page, sizing information, and retailer policies open while you evaluate the result.

5. Build the look and use 360 view when available

A complete outfit can answer more questions than a single garment image. Add supported tops, bottoms, outerwear, and footwear within the app’s item limit, then review the combination as a whole. When a 360-degree generation is available, inspect the front, side, and back views to understand how the outfit reads beyond one angle.

When you are ready to continue, use the source product link to return to the original merchant. VIZO helps with visual discovery; the retailer remains responsible for availability, sizing, price, shipping, returns, and checkout.

Frequently asked questions

What photo should I use?

Use a clear, well-lit front-facing full-body photo with your whole body visible and minimal obstruction.

Can I use clothing I already own?

Yes. The wardrobe flow lets you save supported clothing images and use them when building a look.

Can I return to the retailer after a try-on?

Yes. When a source product link is available, use it to return to the merchant’s product page and complete the shopping process there.

Does VIZO replace a fitting room or size chart?

No. VIZO provides visual context. Use the retailer’s measurements, size chart, and policies for the final purchase decision.