Nokkh

Nokkh combines shopper try-on with AI fashion photography, making it a strong fit for apparel brands that want both a visual shopping aid and more on-model product imagery. Its try-on helps customers picture a garment, but cannot settle fit questions that hinge on stretch or tailoring.

Overview

Nokkh serves shoppers and the teams behind fashion stores. Customers can preview product imagery on a photo of themselves, while brands can turn flat-lay or packshot images into model photos for product pages, marketplaces, and campaigns. Bringing both jobs together can help a store improve its product presentation and shopping experience through one service. The boundary is clear: the preview is visual, not a sizing recommendation.

Key features

Shopper try-on

Shoppers can see a garment on their own photo, including from a store product page. That can make product imagery more personal, but it does not resolve fit issues that depend on fabric stretch or tailoring. Stores still need sizing guidance for those decisions.

AI fashion photography

Brands can transform flat-lay and packshot images into on-model imagery. Campaign-style generation, model selection, and pose or styling variations give catalog teams room to create alternate looks without rescheduling a shoot. Nokkh also supports preset model input, apparel swapping, and commercial usage, which suits teams producing product, marketplace, or campaign images.

Store integrations and API

A dedicated Shopify app gives Shopify stores a direct route to the service. WooCommerce, BigCommerce, headless, and custom storefronts can connect through REST API integrations; the authenticated API handles both try-on and image generation, with keys managed through store integrations after onboarding. That breadth is useful for engineering teams, though the API route requires onboarding.

Privacy and support

Uploaded images are used to make requested outputs and are not used for model training 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. The privacy policy describes encryption at rest and in transit with TLS 1.3, access controls, and regular security audits. Nokkh gives [email protected] as its contact and says it typically responds within 24 hours.

Pricing

Nokkh splits payment between shopper subscriptions, one-off brand credits, and a free-to-join creator network. The credit model lets a brand pay as it generates rather than commit to a monthly plan: credits cost $0.10 per credit, are bought once, and never expire. Each virtual try-on uses 1 credit; each AI photoshoot image uses 5, so image generation consumes credits five times as quickly as try-on.

The Shopper app subscription starts at $9.99 a month for 50 try-ons and requires an iPhone running iOS 16.4 or later. It suits shoppers who expect to use try-on repeatedly; occasional users may prefer buying credits once. Models can join Creator Network for free with no subscription, while brands pay a licensing fee when using a creator's model. Nokkh says creators receive 50% of the amount when brands generate photos with their avatar.

The free credit option has no recurring commitment, but generation still consumes credits. For a creator, free membership does not make brand licensing free; for a brand, the credit rate and five-credit image cost are the clearest basis for estimating use.

Platforms

Nokkh supports web, iOS, and API. Shopify stores have a dedicated app, while WooCommerce, BigCommerce, headless, and custom storefronts can integrate through the REST API. The shopper subscription is specifically for iPhone on iOS 16.4 or later.

Who it's for

Nokkh is aimed at apparel brands, Shopify stores, creators, and engineering teams integrating fashion try-on or image generation. It is especially well matched to a brand that wants both customer-facing previews and a way to produce varied on-model catalog imagery. It is a weaker choice for a store expecting try-on alone to answer detailed sizing questions.

Pros and cons

Pros: One service covers shopper previews and on-model image creation, useful for brands improving both product presentation and the shopping experience.

Pros: Shopify app plus REST API routes for major ecommerce platforms and custom storefronts give stores multiple integration paths.

Pros: One-time credits never expire, which suits irregular generation needs; creators can join without a subscription and earn a stated 50% share from avatar photo generation.

Cons: Try-on does not address fit affected by stretch or tailoring, so it cannot replace sizing guidance.

Cons: AI photoshoot images cost five credits each, making image generation materially more credit intensive than try-on.

Cons: The $9.99 monthly shopper subscription is tied to iPhone and iOS 16.4 or later.

Alternatives

AI Fashion Model Generators is the broader directory for comparing tools focused on AI model imagery. Choose an alternative based on whether its particular platform and plan better match your workflow:

Fit It On is worth considering for a Shopify store seeking a free tier with 30 try-ons per month and an on-product try-on button.

Kreavo may suit creators wanting a free monthly credit allowance that includes an AI influencer, products, and scenes.

Modelia offers a free Starter tier with 20 credits a month, one seat, and a watermark, useful for a solo user who can work within those limits.

On-Model is another option for teams comparing AI visual content tools.

Styls.ai may fit a web-only designer looking for a free credit allowance or a per-user monthly plan.

Bandy AI is a web alternative to consider for users drawn to its template offering.

Catwalk.AI is an iOS and macOS option with one-off 10-try-on and 100-try-on packs.

FASHN AI supports Android, iOS, web, and API; its free tier gives new accounts 10 complimentary credits.

Verdict

Choose Nokkh if you run an apparel brand or store and want shopper try-on alongside AI-generated model photography, with Shopify and API integration options. The credit system accommodates occasional use, while the shopper subscription suits repeat iPhone users. Look elsewhere if dependable guidance on stretch- or tailoring-related fit is central to your decision, or if the iPhone-only subscription does not fit your platform.