KLING AI TRY-ON | Put on whatever you like!
Discover Kling’s new Try-On feature – a game changer for the fashion world! 🎥✨
Why plan a whole photo shoot when you can now try on an entire collection with just one image?
With Kling’s new AI technology, the modeling profession is not just optional – everything becomes much more efficient. In this video I show you how the Try-On feature works, which results are really convincing and where there is still room for improvement.
Spoiler: of course I tried it myself too – stay until the end to see how I look in a red dress! 😉 This tool is especially exciting for online shops: whether you go straight for AI models or only need one shoot to present the whole collection – the possibilities are huge. Let’s dive into the future of fashion photography together!
Whether I’d still recommend my child to enter the modeling industry today, well, I don’t know. With Kling’s new Try-On feature the “model” profession has definitely become a good deal more useless.
Beijing Kuaishou Technology Co., Ltd.is a Chinese technology company that developed the mobile app Kuaishou (Chinese: 快手 ‘kuai shou’; literally: ‘fast hand’),
a portal for short videos and live streaming. Outside China the app is known asKwai.
You need the app to sign up for KLING – or a Chinese phone number. With the app installed, you can go to: https://klingai.kuaishou.com/ have a QR code displayed and scan it with the KWAI phone app.
On the Kling page I can simply upload a photo of a model, the desired garment right after it, and the AI does the rest.
And one more click and I have a perfect video of my model.
Well, not always quite perfect, but we’ll look at that today.
For another project I had already aged a model from 6 to 60:
From these models I picked 3 and started my KLING TRY-ON test.
An 18-year-old, a 40-year-old and a 60-year-old woman.
These were my first results, with images that were already “preinstalled” on the KLING site.
But I wanted to know more, so I uploaded my own collection:
The skirt only turned out really well on the 60-year-old.
My next test was then: using a garment that still has a model in it as the template:
The results turned out a bit “shorter” than in the original – otherwise not bad.
And then there’s the “Generate Video” button:
But the most exciting thing was my self-experiment!
Real clothes, once actually worn and once with KLING.
I’m really thrilled with the results. Anyone who runs a web shop and sells clothes through it can now put their complete collection on a model with Kling. Or work with AI models right away.
I also find it very exciting to upload my own photo into a web shop and see right away whether the garments suit me or not.
And here once more the red dress on me:
Stylish, right?
LINKS:
KLING: https://klingai.kuaishou.com/