ChatGPT Lets Shoppers Try Clothes On Their Own Photo: How Ready Are Your Product Images

• The user uploads a selfie, then picks the try on command from shopping results or uploads an image of a garment or look

• ChatGPT makes a simulated image of the user wearing the item

• It is one of two new shopping features, the other being a library for saving favourite items and looks; both use OpenAI's newer image model

We could not open OpenAI's own announcement (the page returned 403 on 24 Oct 2026), so everything comes from media reports. WWD Thailand says nothing about Thailand availability or price, and TechCrunch reports a global launch but names no countries and doesn't say whether it is free or paid, and Relevant Audience says rollout can vary by account. So we can't confirm it has reached Thailand or is free. Relevant Audience also says nothing in the coverage suggests the try-on image reflects real size or fit, so treat it as a visual impression only.

• Keep listing photos sharp, with the print, lettering on the product, cut and accessories matching the real item, since they may be used for try-ons

• State the real measurements in the product details, because a simulated image is not a fitting

• If you use AI images in your own shop, zoom in and compare each with the real garment before posting

In Plien Roob's product-to-model tool you upload a photo of clothes laid flat or on a hanger and pick a model and scene from the library. The system tells the AI to keep the print and lettering from your photo, but that is an instruction, not a guarantee, so zoom in and compare with the real garment before posting each image.