TryOn1. Agreement to these terms
These Terms of Use (“Terms”) form a binding agreement between you and TryOn (“we”, “us”, “our”). They cover the website at toolsifyfree.com (the “Site”) and the virtual try-on studio, tools and previews available through it (the “Service”).
By browsing the Site, uploading an image or generating a preview, you accept these Terms. If you do not accept them, please do not use the Service.
Our Privacy Policy explains what we store, and our Refund Policy covers anything you may pay us once paid plans are available. Both documents form part of this agreement.
2. Who may use the Service
You must be at least 13 years old to use the Service, and at least 16 if you live in the European Economic Area. If you use the Service on behalf of a company or another legal entity, you confirm that you are authorised to accept these Terms for it.
3. Accounts
You can open the studio and generate previews without an account. An account is what keeps previews in your history and syncs them across devices.
When you register, give information that is accurate and current, and keep it up to date. You are responsible for keeping your login credentials confidential and for everything that happens under your account, and you agree to tell us promptly if you notice unauthorised use.
4. Free previews and the daily allowance
We give every visitor a set of free previews each day, and unlimited mode removes the daily cap. No payment details are collected for these previews.
The size of the daily allowance, the availability of unlimited mode and the tools it covers can change over time. Where a change would reduce access you already have, we announce it on the Site before it takes effect.
To keep the Service usable for everyone we may queue requests, apply rate limits, or pause a session that shows automated or abusive use.
5. Acceptable use
You agree to use the Service lawfully and only in the ways described in these Terms. You must not:
- create, upload, request, publish or share content that falls into any of the six prohibited categories in section 6 of these Terms;
- reach into parts of the Service without permission, or reverse engineer, decompile or try to extract its source code;
- access the Site with bots, crawlers, scrapers or other automated tools;
- do anything that disrupts or overloads the Service or the networks it depends on;
- infringe the intellectual property, privacy, likeness or other rights of a third party;
- resell the Service, or present a generated preview as an unedited photograph of a real person wearing a real garment.
6. Prohibited generated content
This section applies to every tool in the studio and to every part of a request — the prompt you write, the images you upload, and the preview, image or video that comes out. It applies whether you use virtual try-on, image to video, text to video or any other generation tool we add.
The six categories below are prohibited in full. They cover obvious cases and the near-misses around them, not only the exact words used to describe them. A single request can fall into more than one category, and we may refuse or remove it if any part does.
- Sexual content and nudity. Pornography, erotic or sexually suggestive imagery, fetish content, sexualised depictions of any person, and any sexual content involving a minor. Child sexual abuse material is prohibited without exception: we remove it, preserve what the law requires us to preserve, and report it to the relevant authority.
- Violence and graphic content. Depictions of real or realistic violence, gore, blood, dismemberment, mutilation, torture, or cruelty to animals; content that glorifies serious injury; and content that instructs on or encourages harming a person.
- Hate speech and harassment. Content that attacks, dehumanises or incites hatred against people because of race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, disability, sex, gender identity or sexual orientation; and content that bullies, threatens, stalks or sexually humiliates an individual.
- Real people, likeness and privacy. Using the face, body or voice of a real person without their consent, including deepfakes and non-consensual intimate imagery; impersonating a public figure; and revealing private information such as a home address, phone number or identity document.
- Intellectual property. Reproducing copyrighted characters, artwork, footage or photographs, copying a brand’s protected logo or design, counterfeiting goods, or falsely implying an endorsement or partnership with a brand.
- Illegal, dangerous and deceptive use. Content that promotes or instructs on weapons, explosives, drug manufacture, hacking or other crimes; content used to defraud, scam or mislead; and content that interferes with public safety or an election.
7. Content you upload
You keep ownership of the photos you upload. By uploading an image you confirm that you own it or hold every licence and permission needed, that it does not infringe anyone else’s rights, and that any identifiable person in it has consented to this use.
Do not upload images of children, images of other people without their consent, or anything you are not entitled to use. If you are trying a garment on behalf of a brand, make sure you are allowed to use that brand’s product photography.
Uploads are validated and re-encoded on our server before they are stored, which removes EXIF metadata including location data. Files must be JPEG or PNG, no larger than 12 MB, and clear enough to be processed.
8. Generated previews and videos
Previews are produced by an AI model and are an illustration, not a measurement. Fit, color, fabric drape and proportion can differ from the real garment, and a preview is not a promise that an item will look the same in person.
When the studio runs on a sample provider, results are watermarked and labelled as a sample on the page. A sample is never presented as a real try-on result.
Deciding whether you may publish or commercially use a preview or video is your responsibility, particularly where your photo or the garment carries a brand’s logo, print or design.
9. Reporting content and how we review it
If you see a preview, image or video on the Site that you believe breaks section 6, report it to the address at the bottom of this page with the subject “Content report”. A useful report includes the location of the content — the page URL, the job or video ID, or a screenshot — the category you think it falls into, and your contact address so we can reply. You may report anonymously, and you do not have to be the person depicted or the rights holder to report a safety issue.
Every upload passes through server-side validation and re-encoding before it is stored, and every generation request passes through the safety filters of the AI provider that serves it. A request the provider refuses is not retried around the filter. Automated screening is a first pass, not a decision: it can miss content, and it can wrongly flag a legitimate image.
A report opens a review ticket. We acknowledge it within two business days and aim to decide within five business days. A report that suggests child sexual abuse material, a credible threat of violence or another imminent risk to a person is escalated immediately, outside the normal queue, and handled before anything else. We do not remove material merely because it was reported: we look at the content, the request behind it and the account’s history.
When a report is upheld we may remove or disable the output and the inputs it came from, refuse further generation for the account, or suspend or close the account. We tell the reporter the outcome, and we tell the account holder what was removed and why unless the law or another person’s safety prevents it. An account holder who believes a decision was wrong may reply to that message and ask for a second review.
We keep a minimal internal record of reports and of the action taken — the category, the date and the outcome — so that repeat violations can be identified and handled consistently. We do not disclose who reported a case, and we handle report data under our Privacy Policy. Knowingly false or abusive reports may lead to restrictions on the reporting account.
10. Our property
The Site, the Service and everything we created for them — software, text, graphics, interface design, and the TryOn name and logo — belong to us or to our licensors. These Terms grant you no rights in that material beyond what is written here.
11. Third-party services
Generation may be performed by a third-party AI provider, in which case the two images of that single job are transmitted to that provider to produce the result. Sign-in with Google and the delivery of verification emails are handled by those providers, as described in our Privacy Policy.
12. Availability and changes
The Service is offered as it is and may change. We may add, modify or retire tools, and we may suspend or close an account that breaches these Terms. Where a change is significant, we announce it on the Site or by email to signed-in users.
13. Disclaimers and limits on liability
To the extent the law allows, the Service is provided without warranties of any kind, express or implied, and we do not promise that it will be uninterrupted, error-free or accurate. We are not liable for indirect, incidental or consequential losses, including lost profits, data or opportunity, arising from your use of the Service.
Nothing in these Terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law, or any statutory right you have as a consumer.
14. Ending this agreement
You may stop using the Service at any time and close your account from the account center. We may suspend or close an account that breaches these Terms. Once your account is closed, the licence granted to you here ends, and the obligations that by their nature survive — ownership, liability and disputes — continue to apply.
15. Changes to these terms
We may update these Terms. The date at the top of this page shows the current version, and significant changes are announced before they take effect. Continuing to use the Service after an update means you accept the updated Terms.