Nokkh

Nokkh provides AI virtual try-on for shoppers and AI model photography for fashion brands. Shoppers can use product imagery and a photo of themselves to preview garments, including on a store product page. Brands can turn flat-lay or packshot images into on-model pictures for product pages, marketplaces, and campaigns. The catalog workflow supports campaign-style generation, model selection, and pose or styling variations without rescheduling a shoot. Stores can use Nokkh’s Shopify app or REST API integrations for WooCommerce, BigCommerce, headless, and custom storefronts. Its authenticated API supports try-on and image generation, with keys managed through store integrations after onboarding. Models can list AI avatars through the Creator Network for brands to license; Nokkh says creators receive a 50% share when brands generate photos with an avatar. Brand credits cost $0.10 per credit, with one credit for a try-on and five for an AI photoshoot image; credits do not expire. The shopper app subscription starts at $9.99 a month for 50 try-ons on iPhone with iOS 16.4 or later. Nokkh says try-on addresses visual expectation gaps but does not resolve sizing issues caused by stretch or tailoring.

Nokkh combines shopper garment previews with brand image generation and storefront integrations. Its try-on can help show how garments may look, while sizing questions involving stretch or tailoring remain outside its stated scope.

Nokkh is intended for apparel brands, Shopify stores, creators, and engineering teams integrating fashion try-on or image generation. Shoppers seeking garment previews can use the iPhone app subscription.

Nokkh is a fashion tool for shopper try-ons and AI-generated model photography. It suits apparel brands and stores that want both capabilities, especially Shopify sellers and teams integrating a storefront. Its strongest case is combining product imagery creation with a visual shopping aid; shoppers should not rely on it to judge fit affected by stretch or tailoring.

Overview

Nokkh brings together two jobs that often sit apart: previewing a garment on a shopper’s photo and converting flat-lay or packshot images into on-model product imagery. That makes it a practical option for brands that want to refresh catalog or campaign visuals while adding a try-on experience to product pages. The distinction matters: the preview addresses how an item may look, not whether it will fit.

Key features

Shopper try-on

Shoppers can view garments from product imagery on themselves using a user photo, including directly on a store product page. This can provide a more personal visual reference than a product image alone. It is not a sizing tool, however, and Nokkh says it does not address fit issues dependent on stretch or tailoring; stores still need clear fit guidance.

AI model photography

Brands can turn flat-lay or packshot images into on-model images for product pages, marketplaces, and campaigns. Campaign-style generation, model selection, and pose or styling variations let teams create alternatives without rescheduling a shoot. Preset model input, apparel swapping, and commercial usage are supported, making the feature relevant to catalog teams and creators producing fashion imagery.

Storefront integration and API

Nokkh offers a dedicated Shopify app and REST API integrations for WooCommerce, BigCommerce, headless, and custom storefronts. The authenticated API handles try-on and image generation, with keys managed through store integrations after onboarding. Shopify sellers get a direct route, while engineering teams have an integration path for other storefront setups.

Privacy and support

Nokkh says uploaded images are used to produce requested outputs and are not used to train models without explicit consent. Images are processed and stored temporarily for up to 30 days; outputs are automatically deleted after 30 days unless saved to an account, and users can request deletion by contacting Nokkh. Its privacy policy describes encryption at rest and in transit with TLS 1.3, access controls, and regular security audits. Support is available at [email protected], with typical replies within 24 hours.

Pricing

Nokkh has a free Creator Network option, a pay-as-you-go credit plan, and a shopper subscription. The right fit depends on whether you are licensing an avatar, generating brand assets, or using the shopper app.

• Creator Network: Free to join for models, with no subscription. Brands pay a licensing fee when they use a Creator Network model; creators earn a 50% share when brands generate photos using their avatar. This is for models seeking licensing income, not a general image-generation allowance.
• Brand credits: $0.10 per credit, purchased once. One credit covers a virtual try-on and five credits cover one AI photoshoot image. Credits never expire, which suits occasional or variable brand use without a recurring subscription.
• Shopper app subscription: From $9.99 a month, with 50 try-ons at the starting price. It is for iPhone users on iOS 16.4 or later who expect to use the shopper app regularly.

The credit plan avoids a monthly commitment but charges more credits for AI photoshoot images than for try-ons. The shopper subscription is the recurring option, and its stated starting allowance is 50 try-ons. Nokkh also offers a free plan and free trial, but their specific limits and terms are not described here.

Platforms

Nokkh supports API, iOS, and web. The shopper subscription is for iPhone on iOS 16.4 or later; brands can use the Shopify app or integrate through the REST API with supported storefronts.

Who it's for

Nokkh is best suited to apparel brands and Shopify stores that want to pair shopper-facing try-on with AI-generated product photography. Creators may value the avatar licensing network, while engineering teams can use the API for custom storefront integrations. It is a weaker fit for shoppers seeking dependable size or tailoring recommendations, or brands that need only one of the two core capabilities and do not need the combined workflow.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Combines shopper try-on and brand photography, so stores can address product presentation and visual preview in one service.
• Pros: Campaign variations and model, pose, and styling choices can reduce the need to arrange another shoot for each imagery variation.
• Pros: One-time credits never expire, making sporadic brand use easier to budget than a recurring plan.
• Cons: Try-on does not resolve fit concerns involving stretch or tailoring, limiting its value as a sizing aid.
• Cons: The shopper subscription requires an iPhone running iOS 16.4 or later.
• Cons: AI photoshoot images cost five credits apiece, so image generation uses credits more quickly than try-ons.

Alternatives

For a wider set of options, browse AI Fashion Model Generators.

• Catwalk.AI is worth considering for an iOS or macOS try-on app with one-time packs: 10 try-ons cost $9.99, while 100 cost $99.99.
• FASHN AI is an alternative across Android, iOS, web, and API; its free tier includes 10 complimentary credits for new accounts.
• Botika is a paid web and iOS alternative, with a Pro plan at $55.00 per month and 2K image resolution.
• Amplyar offers a free welcome allowance of seven credits with a watermark, or a one-time $5.00 Starter plan with 30 credits.
• Fit It On is a web and API option for Shopify stores, with a free plan that includes 30 try-ons per month.
• Kreavo has a free web plan with 150 credits per month, one AI influencer, and support for three products and five scenes.
• Looklet offers a free web plan with 10 images, 500 credits, a virtual studio, and AI model portfolios.
• Modelia is a web and API alternative with a free Starter plan providing 20 credits per month, up to 2K output, and one seat.

Verdict

Choose Nokkh if you run an apparel brand or storefront and want shopper previews alongside AI-generated on-model imagery, with credits that can be bought once and kept until use. Look elsewhere if your priority is dependable sizing advice: its try-on is a visual preview, not a solution for fit questions involving stretch or tailoring.