Before you start
Open a costume with a built-in avatar. Save its existing setup with Avatar → Save As if you want to keep it. Photo fitting does not support imported body meshes. Prepare a front photo showing the whole body, head to feet. Stand upright in fitted clothing with arms slightly away from the torso. Keep the camera level at chest height. A second photo in the same pose turned 90 degrees provides a profile for depth estimates. Have your standing height without shoes and tape measurements ready.1. Load and calibrate the photos
- Choose Avatar → Edit Avatar and open the Avatar tab.
- Under Photo fitting, click Fit avatar from photos….
- Under Front photo, click Choose photo… and open a JPG, JPEG, PNG, or WebP.
- Add a Side photo if available. Use a true profile, not another front view.
- Enter Standing height, choose cm or in, and click Analyze photo.
2. Correct the photo evidence
- Inspect the Front and Side views.
- Use Adjust points to drag misplaced dots to the intended body locations.
- Adjust Avatar outline to compare the preview with the person in the photo.
- Check regions where the arms overlap the torso. Replace an unsuitable photo, or enter measurements manually when its outline is unclear.
3. Review the measurements
- Inspect Measurements and open Show all … measurements for the additional values.
- Check readings marked Kept or Current avatar. These have not been reliably estimated from the photograph.
- Enter tape measurements where you have them. Keep Keep left and right matched enabled if paired values should change together.
- Resolve any out-of-range warnings before applying. If you want to discard manual value edits in this dialog, use Reset to photo values.
4. Apply and save
- Click Apply to avatar.
- Inspect the body from front and side in the Costume viewport. Check the important dimensions in Measurements, Circumferences, and Head.
- Use Edit → Undo if the applied pass is unsuitable. Reopen photo fitting to review it again.
- Save with Avatar → Save As, then save the costume with File → Save.
