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Free clothing photos and AI try-on, no photoshoot needed
A free collection of 2727 ready-made clothing photos (realistic and anime-style) with no people in frame — use them for product cards or landing pages. An optional feature also shows how an outfit looks on a specific person.
A site with photos of clothing shot separately from people, meant as a free reference for your own materials. It also has an optional feature that uses AI to "put" a chosen outfit onto a photo of a person.
When it helps
Useful when you need clothing photos for a product card, landing page, or to show a client how an outfit looks without a real photoshoot. Not ideal if you need frequent free try-ons at scale without your own graphics card.
Pros
- 2727 ready clothing photos free, no signup or server needed
- Search works in Chinese and English keywords
- Code is MIT-licensed — free to use and resell
- Try-on preserves the person's face and body shape
Cons
- Try-on costs money if you use a cloud AI model
- Free try-on needs your own graphics card and the ComfyUI tool
- It's more a proof of concept than a daily-use tool
How to set it up — step by step
- 1Open the repository at https://github.com/paipiange/nvzhuang and read its README for setup steps.
- 2Send your agent (Claude Code or Codex) the text from the block below to deploy the site per the README.
- 3If you want AI try-on, get a paid key for one model (Gemini, GPT Image, or Doubao) — the agent will ask for it.
- 4Instead of a paid key, set up your own graphics card with the free ComfyUI tool for local generation.
- 5Open the running site in your browser and search for an outfit by keyword.
- 6For try-on, upload your photo and the outfit photo, then ask the agent to show you the result.
Text for your agent
Copy this and send it to your agent — Claude Code, Codex, any of them:
Deploy nvzhuang from https://github.com/paipiange/nvzhuang — set it up per the README, ask me for an image-model API key for the AI try-on (Gemini, GPT Image or Doubao) if you need one, and show me the resulting try-on photo.
The gallery itself opens for free right in the browser, nothing to install. For the actual AI try-on you need either a paid image-model API key (Gemini, GPT Image, Doubao) or your own GPU to run it for free locally through ComfyUI.
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