On October 2, IT Home reported that OpenAI has upgraded ChatGPT shopping with virtual try-on and Favorites. A user can upload a photo and have ChatGPT generate an image of a specific garment or accessory being worn, and can also save products to look at later.

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White chalk on brown paper: an empty overcoat, and a blank white oval with no face.
An empty coat outline sits on the left, held by two rust pins. The white oval on the right has no face. That is a try-on that starts from a photograph, without drawing a person here. An illustration, not a try-on result., AI-generated illustration, not a news photograph

Try-on appears as a “Try on” button on clothing and accessory pages that support it. The user uploads a selfie or takes a new photo, and ChatGPT generates an image of the item being worn. The article says that, judging by how the feature behaves, it roughly relies on OpenAI’s latest ChatGPT Images 2.5 model. That model can produce more natural light and richer material detail, keep more of the person’s features from the reference photo, and improve image editing. “Roughly relies on” is this report’s reading, not an interface note from OpenAI printed in the article.

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Favorites lets a user add products to a collection and save them in the ChatGPT Library. Users can create folders and sort products. Try-on images made earlier can be stored with the shopping record. The report gives no price, no list of countries where the feature is on, and no account of what happens for products that do not support try-on.

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The article recalls that last year OpenAI added Shopping Research for more complicated purchases. A user states a budget and needs in ordinary language, ChatGPT searches the web, writes a buying guide from pros and cons, and includes purchase links. That is a separate feature. The article also says JD and Google are building previews from a person’s own photo. There is no comparison test here.

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要点

  • ChatGPT shopping adds virtual try-on and Favorites. Supported product pages show a Try on button.
  • A user uploads or takes a photo, and ChatGPT generates an image of the garment or accessory being worn.
  • The article says the feature roughly relies on ChatGPT Images 2.5. That is the report’s reading, not an interface note.
  • Favorites can go into the ChatGPT Library, with folders. The article gives no price and no region list.