Shopee Has an AI Try-On for Sellers: It Accepts Only Flat Photos Shot From Above

• In the app · the Live & Video tab, the + icon at the top right, choose post video, the photo tab, tap post with AI, then Use now under the try-on model banner

• In Seller Centre · My Products, then Product Settings, then Shopee AI Creation, and click AI try-on on the left of the screen

The same page says the uploaded photo must meet three conditions, and photos that don't can't be used with the AI try-on.

The Products tab holds up to 52 uploaded photos; beyond that, older ones must be deleted. After you choose a product, go to the Model tab, pick a model and tap generate; you can then add stickers, text or filters. Shopee suggests having different models try on the same product so customers can see how it suits different people.

The AI try-on model image can be uploaded as a Shopee Video. If it was made from a photo in an existing listing, the system links it to that product itself; if it was made from a photo you uploaded, you must link the post to a listing yourself with Add product. The page sets out these AI guidelines for Shopee Video:

• You must switch on the AI-generated content tab so an AI label appears on the video; all AI-generated content, whether text, images or video, must be clearly identified

• No third-party logos, people's images or likenesses without permission, and no real public figures, or AI characters resembling them, without approval

• No realistic AI images of people under 18

• No exaggerated product claims and no fake reviews made with AI

• Avoid low quality, repetitive content, and using the same AI character across several accounts

AI content that doesn't meet the standard can be penalised, from a policy violation and removal of the video to a temporary or permanent suspension of Shopee Video rights, as the page states.

Thairath Money interviewed Shopee (Thailand)'s Business Development Director on 6 April 2026. He said the buyer-side AI try-on, where shoppers pick clothes, take a photo of themselves and virtually try them on, was soon to be officially launched in the app, covering shirts, pants, bags, hats and accessories. The interview gives no launch date and the seller page we read covers only the seller-side tool, so we can't confirm it has launched yet.

• If you use Shopee's tool, shoot the product laid flat from above on a single colour before you upload

• Switch on the AI-generated content label every time you post to Shopee Video

• Check the image against the real product before posting, because Shopee's own Seller Centre screen warns that results may differ from the actual product

In Plien Roob you upload a photo of clothes laid flat or on a hanger, pick the model and the scene yourself, and get an image in about a minute. The system tells the AI to keep the print and lettering from your photo (colour can shift slightly with the scene's light). You download the result to post in your own shop, but you switch on the AI label yourself on each platform and must check every image against the real garment.