Amplyar vs Nokkh

Amplyar is a web-based tool that generates fashion photos and videos from garment images. Users can start with a phone photo in formats such as JPG or PNG, then create virtual try-on images, ghost mannequin views, flat lays and infographics. Model choices include age, gender, body type and skin tone; users can select or describe a scene. Supported categories include dresses, shirts, hoodies, tops, bottoms, skirts, outerwear, footwear, bags and jewelry. Amplyar can also make videos intended to show fit, drape and movement. Its fashion page names Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, eBay, Shopee, Walmart and Lazada as marketplaces used by clothing sellers. The maker says generated models are AI-created rather than real people, and that users receive commercial rights for generated images. The Free plan gives seven welcome credits, but its output is watermarked and not licensed for commercial use. Paid options include Starter at $5, paid once payment, Basic at $11 a month or $9 per month when billed annually, Pro at $39 a month or $31 when billed annually, and Scale at $99 a month or $79 when billed annually. Images use about two credits and videos about 20; monthly credits do not roll over.

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 see garments on their image, including on a store product page. Brands can turn flat-lay or packshot pictures into on-model images 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 the dedicated Shopify app or REST API integrations for WooCommerce, BigCommerce, headless, and custom storefronts. The authenticated API handles try-on and AI image generation, with API keys managed from store integrations after onboarding. Models can join the Creator Network for free and list AI avatars for licensing; Nokkh says creators receive a 50% share when brands generate photos using an avatar. Brand credits cost $0.10 per credit, with one credit per virtual try-on and five per AI photoshoot image. The shopper app subscription is $9.99 a month, starting with 50 try-ons on iPhone running iOS 16.4+. Nokkh says visual try-on does not resolve sizing issues that depend on stretch or tailoring.