# Private Try-On Review Browser-based AI outfit try-on that keeps your photos private and charges only for what you generate. ## Editor's Score: 63/100 Capability scores 15 because the tool does one narrow job (outfit still preview) and the runway video output is severely constrained even at $45.99/month, where Pro Max yields at most three 10-second clips. Compared to Leonardo.Ai, which handles volume generation, style control, and API access, Private Try-On is a thin feature set. Ease of use scores 19 because the progressive web app install, no-App-Store requirement, and transparent per-credit pricing make onboarding genuinely low-friction. Value scores 17 because the one-time packs are fairly priced for casual use ($0.20 per preview on the 50-credit pack), but the monthly plans are poor value given the video credit scarcity. Delivery scores 12 because no independent user reviews, press coverage, or third-party ratings were found for this specific tool, making it impossible to verify whether output quality matches the marketing; the thin evidence base warrants caution rather than a benefit-of-the-doubt score. ## Pros - Genuinely pay-as-you-go pricing: one-time packs from $2.99 mean no subscription commitment for occasional users. - Privacy-first architecture: generated results are not published to a public gallery, which is a concrete differentiator from social-style AI image platforms. - Installs as a progressive web app without an App Store download, sharing the same login and credit balance across browser and installed sessions. ## Cons - Runway video output is extremely limited even at the top tier: Pro Max at $45.99/month includes only 15 video credits, enough for three 10-second clips or one 20-second clip per month, and the 20-second clip is two segments joined with a potentially discontinuous motion seam. - The free tier gives only 5 one-time image credits with no daily refill, making it barely enough to evaluate output quality before committing money. - No API access is mentioned anywhere on the site, which rules out developers or e-commerce teams wanting to integrate try-on into their own product flows. ## Pricing Freemium. A free tier is available. - Free: $0 - Starter: $2.99 - 50 Try-Ons: $9.99 - Pro: $24.99/month - Pro Max: $45.99/month Pricing reflects what we saw at the time of review (2026-10). Confirm current pricing on the official site. Category: AI Image Generators (https://aitoolseekers.com/category/ai-image-generators) Official site: https://privatetryon.com/ Last verified by a human: 2026-10-18 Reviewed by a human at AI Tool Seekers, a hand-reviewed AI tools directory. Every listed tool is verified by a person before publishing. Scores are editorial opinions from a fixed rubric (capability, ease of use, value, delivery on promise) and cannot be bought; there is no pay-to-rank. Directory: https://aitoolseekers.com This review: https://aitoolseekers.com/tools/private-try-on Methodology: https://aitoolseekers.com/how-verification-works ## Verdict Private Try-On is the right pick for a solo shopper who wants a one-off outfit preview without handing photos to a social platform or signing up for a subscription. Its credit system is genuinely pay-as-you-go, but runway video access is thin even on the $45.99 Pro Max plan, and the tool explicitly cannot help with fit or sizing. Anyone who needs volume generation or general-purpose image creation should look at Leonardo.Ai instead. Best for: Casual online shoppers previewing a complete outfit before buying Not for: Users needing fit or sizing guidance, or high-volume image generation ## Overview Private Try-On is a browser-based AI outfit preview tool built around a single, narrow use case: upload a photo of yourself and separate product images for a top, trousers, and shoes, and get a generated still showing the complete look together. The tool runs as a progressive web app, meaning it installs on a phone without going through an app store, and the same account, credits, and purchase history carry across browser and installed sessions. What separates it from general-purpose image generators in this directory is the explicit privacy framing. Photos are not published to a public gallery, and the site states plainly that results are a style direction, not a guarantee of fabric, fit, or sizing. That honesty is a feature, not a disclaimer: the tool is not trying to replace a fitting room, and it says so. The credit economy is straightforward. One image credit produces one still outfit preview, whether you add one garment or several. A background edit costs one additional credit. Measurements-based try-on costs two credits. Runway video clips, available only on the two monthly plans, cost 5 video credits for a 10-second 720p clip and 10 credits for a 20-second clip. Video credits and image credits are separate balances and cannot be exchanged. The tool is not competing with Leonardo.Ai or Midjourney on creative breadth. It does one thing: show you what a specific outfit looks like on your specific body before you commit to buying it. That focus is its clearest strength and its clearest ceiling. ## Who should use it A solo shopper who regularly buys clothes online and wants to see whether a specific top, trousers, and shoes work together before placing three separate orders will get real value from the free tier or the $9.99 one-time pack. The pay-as-you-go structure suits someone who needs this occasionally, not daily. Capsule wardrobe planners testing whether a new piece integrates with existing clothes, or someone preparing for a high-stakes occasion and wanting to visualize a complete look, are the clearest fits. Anyone who needs actual size or fit guidance should look elsewhere entirely; the tool says so itself. Creative professionals, marketers, or developers who need high-volume image generation, API access, or general-purpose AI imagery should choose Leonardo.Ai, which offers token-based plans built for volume and a much wider generation surface. Users who want a wardrobe management layer alongside try-on, rather than pure one-off previews, will also find Private Try-On too thin. ## FAQ Q: Does the free plan refill credits daily? A: No. The free tier gives 5 image credits one time only, with no daily refill. Once those are used, a paid purchase is required. Q: Can I use Private Try-On to check if a garment will fit me? A: No. The tool explicitly states that results are a style preview, not a guarantee of fabric, fit, or sizing. It shows how an outfit looks together visually, not whether it will fit your body. Q: How many runway videos can I make on the Pro Max plan? A: Pro Max includes 15 video credits per month. At current costs, that covers up to three 10-second clips or one 20-second clip. A 20-second clip uses two joined 10-second segments, and motion may not be perfectly continuous at the join point. Q: Can I get a refund if I change my mind after buying credits? A: No cash refund window is offered for completed purchases or subscription periods. If a generation fails due to a recognized technical error, the credits are returned automatically. The site notes this does not affect any statutory consumer rights under applicable law. Q: Do I need to install an app to use this on my phone? A: No App Store download is required. The tool runs in a mobile browser, and users can also install it as a progressive web app directly from the browser. The installed version shares the same login and credit balance. Q: Are my photos shared publicly or used to train AI models? A: The site states that photos are not published or placed in a public gallery. No explicit statement about training data use was found in the available page content.