Questions
Where does my photo go?
It's stored on your own device. It leaves only inside a try-on, after you check the consent box. It passes through our server to Google's image model to make the picture, and it is not saved on our server. We don't build any face or body template from it.
Is my photo used to train AI?
Under Google's paid API terms, prompts and images sent through the API aren't used to train their models. We don't train anything on it either.
Is there a free try-on?
Yes, through December 31, 2026: one free try-on per person, no card. Press "Try one on free" on the home page, check the consent box, choose your photo and paste a product link. It works exactly like a paid try-on, including the honest verdict. One per person and per device.
What does it cost?
Plus is $7.99 a month for 40 try-ons. Pro is $14.99 a month for 120. A Pack is $4.99 one time for 25 try-ons that never expire.
What counts as a try-on?
One generated picture plus its description and fit assessment. Follow-up questions about that result are included. A failed picture is never counted.
How do I sign in?
With an access code of letters and numbers, chosen so it's easy to read aloud. No password. The code is saved on your device, so you don't type it again. Lost the code or on a new device? Choose "Sign in with your email instead", and the email you paid with gets six digits and a one-tap link, good for 15 minutes. Every sign-in is also announced to that email, so you know if someone else used your code.
Can I pause or cancel?
Yes, from My Account inside the app, in one tap. My Account also reads out your credits left, your plan and your renewal date.
Does it work with my screen reader?
It's built for screen readers and is being tested day to day by a blind NVDA user: every step is announced, the voice for read-aloud can be changed, and nothing needs sight. It's designed to work with NVDA, JAWS and VoiceOver.
Which stores work?
Most clothing pages with a picture. Pages with a size chart get the best fit advice. Some stores block server reading; the Chrome and Edge extension works around that by reading the page the way your browser shows it, the Android app does the same on your phone, and on iPhone you add Dress Aloud to your Home Screen and paste the link.
Is there an Android app?
Yes. Dress Aloud is on Google Play. In any store app or browser, tap Share, then Dress Aloud: the app reads the page on your phone, so stores that block automatic readers work too. It works with TalkBack, you sign in once with your access code, and your photo stays on the phone. On your phone has the steps, and the iPhone Shortcut.
Is there a Windows app?
Yes. Dress Aloud is in the Microsoft Store for Windows. It is the same Dress Aloud in a window of its own: sign in with your access code and everything works as it does here, including your photo staying on your computer. On Chrome, Edge or Brave, the extension can also read the page you are shopping on.
Will it tell me something looks good when it doesn't?
No. Honest by design is the rule. If it flatters, that's a bug, and we want to hear about it: mike@dressaloud.com.