Nokkh

Nokkh brings virtual try-on and AI fashion photography into one toolkit for apparel brands, Shopify stores, creators, and teams building store integrations. Its strongest case is for brands that need both shopper previews and more on-model catalog imagery; the try-on can help set visual expectations, but it cannot answer every fit question.

Overview

Nokkh serves two connected needs: shoppers can preview garments on a photo of themselves, while brands can turn flat-lay or packshot images into model photography. That pairing suits stores looking to improve product presentation and offer a visual shopping aid from the same service. It is less suitable when shoppers need dependable guidance on how a garment will fit, especially where stretch or tailoring matters.

Key features

Virtual try-on

Shoppers can preview garments from product imagery on their own photo, including on a store product page. This may help customers picture an item before buying, but it does not resolve fit issues caused by stretch or tailoring. Keep sizing charts and other fit guidance in the shopping experience.

AI fashion photography

Brands can convert 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 give catalog teams options for refreshing imagery without rescheduling a shoot. Nokkh supports preset model input, apparel swapping, and commercial usage.

Store integrations and API

A dedicated Shopify app serves stores on that platform. WooCommerce, BigCommerce, headless, and custom storefronts can connect through REST API integrations; the authenticated API handles both try-on and image generation. API keys are managed from store integrations after onboarding, making this route more relevant to engineering teams than to merchants seeking a no-code setup.

Creator Network

Models can list AI avatars for brands to license. Nokkh says creators receive a 50% share when brands generate photos with their avatar, offering a way to earn from avatar use while giving brands another model option.

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. Users may request data deletion by contacting Nokkh. The privacy policy describes encryption at rest and in transit using TLS 1.3, access controls, and regular security audits. Support is available by email at [email protected], with a typical response within 24 hours.

Pricing

Nokkh offers several ways to pay, depending on whether the user is a creator, a brand buying image generation, or a shopper using the iPhone app.

• Creator Network: free. Models can join without a subscription. Brands pay a licensing fee when they use a Creator Network model, and creators receive a 50% share of photo generation using their avatar.
• Brand credits: $0.10, paid once. Credits cost $0.10 per credit, are purchased once, and never expire. A try-on uses 1 credit; each AI photoshoot image uses 5. This pay-as-you-go option avoids a recurring credit plan, though photoshoots consume credits faster than try-ons.
• Shopper app subscription: $9.99 a month. The starting price is $9.99 a month for 50 try-ons on iPhone running iOS 16.4 or later. This is the clearest fit for individual shoppers who want a recurring allowance; the listed tier is limited to 50 try-ons.

The free Creator Network is for models joining the licensing program, not a general free brand plan. Brand credits provide a small, non-expiring purchase option, while the shopper subscription has a monthly allowance and is tied to iPhone.

Platforms

Nokkh supports web and iOS, with API access for integrations. The shopper subscription is for iPhone on iOS 16.4 or later; brands can use the Shopify app or connect other supported storefront types through the REST API.

Who it's for

Nokkh is best suited to apparel brands that want to pair shopper-facing previews with AI-generated model imagery, particularly Shopify merchants and teams able to integrate an API. It can also suit creators who want to license AI avatars, and shoppers seeking visual previews on iPhone. Brands focused on precise sizing advice should look elsewhere for that job: Nokkh's try-on does not determine fit effects from stretch or tailoring.

Pros and cons

• Two useful fashion workflows in one product: shopper try-on and on-model image generation can support both product pages and catalog production.
• Flexible storefront reach: the Shopify app plus API integrations for WooCommerce, BigCommerce, headless, and custom stores cover more than a single storefront setup.
• Credits do not expire: brands can buy image-generation or try-on usage once and spend it over time.
• Try-on is not a sizing tool: it cannot resolve fit issues tied to stretch or tailoring, so it should complement rather than replace fit guidance.
• The shopper plan is platform-bound and capped: the $9.99 monthly starting tier offers 50 try-ons on iPhone with iOS 16.4 or later.

Alternatives

AI Fashion Model Generators is a category directory for comparing tools focused on fashion model imagery.

• FASHN AI may suit readers who want a broader mobile and web footprint, including Android, and a free starting allowance of 10 credits.
• Catwalk.AI is a more focused iOS and macOS try-on option, with one-time packs of 10 or 100 try-ons.
• Amplyar offers a web-based image generation starting point with 7 welcome credits and a one-time 30-credit Starter plan.
• Bandy AI is a web-based alternative with a free plan and trial; its free tier shows up to 0 images.
• Fit It On may fit Shopify merchants prioritizing a free try-on tier, which includes 30 try-ons per month, a product-page button, and email support.
• Flair.ai is a web and API option with a free tier that includes one custom model, five generated images, and one video generation.
• Kreavo may appeal to teams wanting a monthly free credit allowance and tools for AI influencers, products, and scenes.
• Looklet offers a web-based virtual studio and AI model portfolios, with a free tier that includes 10 images and 500 credits.

Verdict

Choose Nokkh if your apparel business needs both on-shopper previews and AI-generated model photography, especially when Shopify or API integration fits your storefront. Its non-expiring credits and catalog variation tools make it adaptable to brand workflows, while the 50-try-on shopper plan is a defined option for iPhone users. Look elsewhere if your primary need is accurate sizing guidance or a shopper experience outside the supported iPhone app.