Explore. Try on.
Show off.
Three steps, about a minute. Here's exactly what happens between opening the app and posting a look that's yours.
Step 1 — Explore
You start in the feed, not at a blank prompt.
Scroll looks from people whose taste you actually like, and let the feed learn what you keep stopping on. When one stops you, you don't have to screenshot it and hope. It's already one tap from being a picture of you.
Step 2 — Try on
Send the look to your studio and put it on.
Upload one clear photo of yourself, once. After that any look you find renders onto your own body in seconds, face and proportions intact. Change the pose, change the piece, run it again. Five versions of an idea cost you a minute.
Step 3 — Show off
Keep it private, or put it on the stage.
Every try-on lands in your gallery first, private until you say otherwise. Publish one and it goes to people who came here for exactly this. Then someone finds your look, tries it on themselves, and posts their version.
Common questions
Is SHAYLA free to use?
Yes. SHAYLA is free to download on both the App Store and Google Play, and you can explore the feed and start trying on looks without paying anything. Try-ons run on credits, and you get credits just for showing up. If you want more than the free allowance gives you, you can buy extra credit packs in the app.
What kind of photo do I need to try on a look?
One clear, well-lit photo of yourself where your body is visible and not obscured. A normal full-length or upper-body picture works. Better input gives a better result, so a sharp photo in even light beats a dark or blurry one.
Does the try-on keep my own face?
Yes, that is the point. Your features carry through the render, so the result reads as a photo of you wearing the outfit rather than a model who vaguely resembles you.
Can I choose the pose?
Yes. You are not stuck with one flat, front-facing render. You can put the look on you in a different pose, which matters because most outfits read completely differently in motion than they do square to the camera.
What happens to the photos I upload?
You stay in control of them. Nothing you try on is published unless you choose to publish it, private try-ons stay private, and you can delete any image, or your whole account, from Settings at any time.
Which phones does SHAYLA work on?
SHAYLA runs on iPhone and on Android phones. You can download it from the App Store or Google Play, and your looks stay with your account if you switch devices.
More answers on the support page.
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