Browser-native virtual try-on that runs on the device
Mirari VTON is a virtual try-on and garment-design platform — a rigged avatar driven by your webcam, a live mirror with real-body occlusion, and a design studio for recolor, fabric, prints, colorways, and AR export. All perception and 3D rendering run in the browser, for $0 cloud-GPU cost and privacy by design.
Why it’s different
A try-on that costs nothing to render — and keeps photos private
$0
Cloud-GPU cost
All perception and 3D rendering run on the visitor’s device — no per-session GPU bill.
100%
On-device privacy
Pose, face, hands, and body segmentation never leave the browser.
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Adaptive quality tiers
Potato → ultra: the quality governor keeps it smooth on weak hardware.
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API keys required
Runs fully offline; every external integration degrades to a local path.
The technology
All the heavy lifting happens in the browser
$0 cloud-GPU by design
WebGL / WebGPU / WASM run everything in the visitor’s browser — there is no cloud GPU to rent and no per-render cost as you scale.
Privacy on the device
MediaPipe pose, face, hand, and body segmentation all run client-side. The camera feed and photos stay in the browser.
Two real try-on modes
A rigged VRM avatar driven by your webcam, and a live mirror that composites the garment onto your real body with occlusion.
Adaptive quality governor
A five-tier governor measures FPS and scales matting, shadows, pose model, and pixel ratio to stay smooth on any device.
Two ways to try on
A rigged avatar, or your real reflection
Mirari VTON gives you two genuinely real-time try-on experiences from a single webcam — and a mock-pose fallback when there is no camera, so it is fully testable anywhere.
Avatar mode
A rigged VRM 1.0 humanoid is driven by MediaPipe pose with Kalidokit — with 52 ARKit-blendshape face mimicry, hand mimicry, and VRM spring-bone cloth for flowy secondary motion.
Mirror mode
Your real body stays on camera and the garment is composited on top. A segmentation pass produces an occlusion mask, so your real arms, hands, and hair render in front of the virtual garment.
Design studio
Don’t just try it on — design it
The studio turns try-on into authoring: recolor and retexture with real PBR materials, upload prints, switch colorways with KHR_materials_variants, generate parametric garments, and export to USDZ for AR — previewed live in 3D.
Find & fit
Smart search and a sizing assistant — that still work offline
Mirari VTON pairs the visual try-on with semantic catalog search and an AI sizing assistant. With a key they use edge AI; without one, they degrade gracefully to keyword search and rule-based sizing — so the experience never breaks.
Mirari VTON fit assistant
Catalog: Spring 26 · On-device
Inside the workspace
Catalog, try-on, and design in one fast app
Storefront, product detail, try-on, studio, and admin live together. Upload garments, generate colorways, preview fit, and ship a shareable look — backed by an edge-native catalog API with revocable sessions.
How it works
From catalog to a shareable look in four steps
Step 1
Add your catalog & garments
Bring products and 3D garment assets (file or URL, single or bulk), or generate parametric garments — all registered through the edge catalog API.
Step 2
Try it on — avatar or mirror
Shoppers pick a garment and try it on a rigged avatar driven by their webcam, or on their real body in live mirror mode with occlusion.
Step 3
Style in the design studio
Recolor and retexture with PBR materials, upload a print, switch colorways, and save a look — previewed live in 3D.
Step 4
Share, export & convert
Export to USDZ for AR Quick Look, share a look permalink, and convert with confidence — all without a cloud-GPU bill.
Use cases
One try-on engine, every corner of fashion
From the online checkout to the boutique floor and the design studio, Mirari VTON adapts to how each business sells and creates — with real-time try-on and 3D garment design, all in the browser.
Fashion E-commerce
Let shoppers try garments on a moving avatar or their live mirror image before they buy — boosting confidence and cutting returns, all in the browser.
Retail & Smart-Mirror Kiosks
Turn any screen with a camera into an in-store smart mirror — swap colorways and sizes live, with no specialized hardware to buy.
Fashion Design Studios
Recolor and retexture garments with real PBR materials, upload prints, save colorways, and generate parametric garments — then preview them live.
Apparel Brands & DTC
Generate an inclusive on-model fit gallery across body types from a single 3D garment — for merchandising, PDPs, and campaigns.
Activewear & Sportswear
Show fit, stretch, and movement with spring-bone cloth physics and live pose tracking, so performance gear looks right in motion.
Bridal & Formalwear
Preview gowns, silhouettes, fabrics, and veils on a flowing avatar before fittings — elevating high-touch atelier and made-to-order sales.
…and many more
If it’s worn, designed, or sold, Mirari VTON can try it on — privately, in the browser.
Eyewear & Accessories
Try frames, hats, and bags on an avatar or live mirror.
Costume & Cosplay
Preview distinctive silhouettes and recolor on the fly.
Uniforms & Workwear
Standardize fit across teams with sized avatars.
Marketplaces
Give every seller a consistent, browser-native try-on.
Sustainable / Made-to-order
Cut sampling and returns by previewing before production.
Streetwear & DTC drops
Launch a drop with live colorways and shareable looks.
Education & Fashion Schools
Teach 3D garment design without GPU labs.
Costume Rental & Events
Let customers preview rentals from any device.
Product capabilities
Everything you need to try on and design
Avatar try-on mode
A rigged VRM 1.0 humanoid is driven by MediaPipe pose with Kalidokit, with 52 ARKit-blendshape face mimicry, hand mimicry, and spring-bone flowy cloth.
Live mirror mode
Your real body on camera with the garment composited on top and segmentation-based occlusion so real arms, hair, and hands render in front.
Design studio
Live PBR recolor and retexture, a seeded fabric/material library, print and pattern upload, and saved colorways with in-3D variant switching.
Parametric garments
Tee, long-sleeve, tank, hoodie, dress, and skirt templates generate real GLB garments and catalog products on demand.
AR & sharing
USDZ export for Apple AR Quick Look, glTF inspect/validate, shareable look permalinks, and lightweight analytics.
Catalog, search & sizing
A full catalog API with semantic search (edge AI, with keyword fallback) and an AI sizing assistant that degrades to rule-based logic offline.
Bundled assets
VRM avatars across varied body types plus distinct-silhouette garment GLBs, with in-renderer avatar and garment pickers.
Storefront & admin
Browse grid, filters, product detail with color/size pickers and colorway swatches, “Try it on”, plus admin product and 3D-asset upload.
Edge-native backend
An edge worker (Hono) over a distributed SQL, object, and key-value layer — catalog, uploads, studio, and revocable JWT sessions on a globally distributed runtime.
Architecture built for speed, privacy, and $0 GPU
Mirari VTON runs the entire try-on on the device and keeps catalog, uploads, studio, and sessions on the same edge-native foundation ZadeNor uses for production AI — so it scales without a GPU bill.
- Browser-native: perception (pose/face/hands/segmentation) and 3D rendering run on the device (WebGL/WebGPU/WASM)
- $0 cloud-GPU — no per-session GPU cost, even as traffic scales
- Edge-native backend: an edge worker (Hono) over a distributed SQL, object, and key-value layer for catalog, uploads, studio, and sessions
- Privacy by design: the camera feed and photos never leave the browser
- Runs fully offline with zero API keys — every external integration degrades gracefully to a local path
Built by ZadeNor AI for fashion, retail, and design teams
How it compares
Mirari VTON vs the alternatives
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FAQ
Questions teams ask first
How does Mirari VTON run with $0 cloud-GPU cost?+
Every part of the try-on — pose, face, hand and body segmentation, plus the 3D rendering — runs in the visitor’s browser using WebGL, WebGPU, and WASM. There is no cloud GPU to rent and no per-render bill, even as traffic grows.
Is Mirari VTON private? Where are shopper photos processed?+
Mirari VTON is private by design. All perception runs on the device, so the camera feed and any photos stay in the browser and are never uploaded to a server for processing.
What are the two try-on modes?+
Avatar mode loads a rigged VRM 1.0 humanoid driven by your webcam pose, with face and hand mimicry and spring-bone cloth. Mirror mode keeps your real body on camera and composites the garment on top with segmentation-based occlusion, so your real arms, hands, and hair render in front of the virtual garment.
Can Mirari VTON design garments, not just try them on?+
Yes. The design studio offers live PBR recolor and retexture, a fabric/material library, print and pattern upload, saved colorways with in-3D variant switching, parametric garment templates, and USDZ export for AR.
Does Mirari VTON need a camera or work offline?+
A webcam drives the live avatar and mirror modes, but with no camera (or headless) Mirari VTON falls back to a mock pose so the scene still animates. It also runs fully offline with no API keys, degrading gracefully to local paths.
How does Mirari VTON keep up on weak hardware?+
An adaptive quality governor measures an FPS average and moves through five tiers — potato, low, medium, high, ultra — scaling the matting model, shadows, face/hands, pose model, and pixel ratio to stay smooth.
Try it on. Design it. Ship it.
A browser-native virtual try-on with avatar and live mirror modes, a full garment design studio, AR export, and $0 cloud-GPU cost — private by design and live in minutes.