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Upload a clear photo, pick a bridal template or your own gown reference, and generate a photoreal try-on in-page with Nano Banana Pro Edit at 2K — credits shown before you run.
AI wedding dress try-on lets you preview how a bridal gown sits on your body before you book a salon appointment or order a sample. On OpenVideos, you upload a clear photo of yourself, pick one of fourteen dress templates (or your own dress reference), and generate a photoreal bridal portrait in the page — without drafting a prompt from scratch.
This page is an image-editor workflow, not a text-to-image fashion toy. The generator uses Nano Banana Pro Edit at 2K resolution. Your photo is the identity lock; the template thumbnail (or your uploaded gown photo) is treated as garment reference only, so the model is steered to keep your face while swapping the dress.
Use the before/after wall below to set expectations, then iterate silhouettes with deep links or spoke pages. Results land in My Works like any OpenVideos job. Credits deduct per generation — the button shows the estimate before you submit, and new accounts get complimentary credits to try the flow.
These pairs show everyday portraits next to photoreal bridal results generated with the same identity-first edit flow on this page — not stock fashion ads.
Classic ball gown
Mermaid
Lace A-line
Minimal sheath
Garden romantic
Satin halter
Ball gown, mermaid, lace A-line, sheath, garden romantic, couple bridal, off-shoulder, modest long-sleeve, boho beach, tea-length, cathedral train, satin halter, empire waist, and modern open-back are locked with identity-preserving edit prompts. You choose a look; the page fills the model parameters.
Found a gown on a retailer site or in a magazine scan? Add it at the end of the template strip. The last image in the job becomes garment-only reference — useful when salon samples are hard to book.
Prompts explicitly keep facial features, hair, and proportions from your upload, and tell the model to ignore the face on the dress example. That matters when showcase images are full bridal portraits.
Jobs sync into the global Create history and My Works. From there you can reopen a still, share it with a partner, or feed a frame into image-to-video later.
Each card below is a real dress showcase generated for this page — fourteen silhouettes plus an upload tile for your own gown. Tap a card to pre-select that template in the generator.
Jump to a pre-selected silhouette for mermaid, A-line, ball gown, sheath, boho beach, or modest long-sleeve looks.
Scroll the template strip. Presets cover classic and modern silhouettes; the last tile accepts your dress reference photo.
Front-facing light works best. Couple bridal needs two people. Avoid heavy filters and extreme crops that hide shoulders.
3:4 fits bridal portraits and Pinterest; 9:16 suits Stories. Confirm credits on the button, then wait for the in-page stage to finish.
Download the result, compare silhouettes, and iterate with another template without rewriting prompts.
If the face drifts toward the dress model, re-upload a sharper close portrait and keep the same dress reference. Soft selfies with sunglasses or side profiles lose identity budget.
Full-skirt try-ons read better from a standing full-body or three-quarter crop. Tight headshots force the model to invent torso length.
When uploading your own gown, prefer a dress-focused shot or a mannequin/hanger photo. Busy backgrounds compete with lace and train detail.
This page defaults to Nano Banana Pro Edit at 2K (~30 credits). Higher resolution costs more; check /pricing if you plan multiple silhouette rounds.
Arrive at a bridal boutique knowing whether you prefer ball gown volume, mermaid flare, or a minimal sheath.
Export a few looks from My Works instead of forwarding twenty screenshot folders from shopping apps.
Planners and creators can mock editorial bridal frames for decks when a real sample shoot is not booked yet.
No. Templates carry locked edit prompts. You only upload photos, pick a dress (or your own reference), set aspect ratio, and generate.
Nano Banana Pro Edit (nano-banana-pro-i2e) at 2K by default. Credits show on the generate button before submit.
Likeness depends on a clear identity photo. The prompt locks face and hair from image 1 and treats the dress image as garment-only. Soft or heavily filtered selfies reduce consistency.
Yes — use the upload tile at the end of the template strip. Only upload images you have rights to use for personal preview.
OpenVideos is credit-based. New accounts get complimentary credits to try; each run deducts the amount shown on the button. See /pricing for packs.
They appear in the page stage and sync to My Works plus the global Create history strip, so you can reopen them later.
Yes. Open the still from My Works and start an image-to-video job with that frame as the first frame.
The hub opens Create with general edit presets. This spoke is a dedicated bridal try-on generator with dress templates, optional custom gown upload, and in-page staging.
More image-editor questions on the AI Image Editor FAQ
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Open the studio, pick an edit model, and generate in the same OpenVideos workflow.
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Classic ball gown
Choose a dress style and upload a clear photo, then hit Generate.
