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My AI try-on result looks wrong. What can I change?

Change one input at a time: the clothing photo first, then the pose, then your own photo. In Fake Flex, a clear product photo, screenshot or flat picture of the item is the input most likely to improve a bad result.

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Fixes to try, in order

  1. Swap the clothing photo. Fake Flex accepts a product photo, a screenshot or a picture of the item laid flat. Crop the screenshot down to the item.
  2. Try one item. Pro can layer up to 4 items. If a full outfit looks off, run the pieces one at a time to find the one that confuses it.
  3. Change the pose. There are 10, including keeping your own. A pose that hides the garment will hide the detail.
  4. Use a different photo of yourself. Better light and a clear view of the body area the garment covers give the AI more to work with.
  5. Update the app. The v1.8 notes say try-ons now run on a newer image model built to keep your face and background unchanged.

Know the limit

The result is an AI picture. It can misjudge sleeves, hems or fabric, and it never shows your size. Treat it as a preview and read the size chart.

Mind your count

Each try-on counts toward your plan: 5 a week free, or 20 a week, 100 a month or 500 a year on Pro. Fix the inputs before you press go again.

Still wrong?

Email support@fakeflex.app and say what you added and what came back.

Questions

Does a bad try-on mean the app is broken?
Not necessarily. Input photos change results.

Can the AI change my face?
The update notes say the model is built to keep your face unchanged.

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Last updated: November 14, 2026

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