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Stand head to feet with both shoes visible. The preview needs your ankle and the floor to place the shoe at the right scale.
Try on sneakers with the outfit you already wear
A sneaker looks one way on a shelf and another under a hem. Preview the pair on your own photo to see how much of the shoe shows, how bulky the sole reads, and whether it suits the length of your trousers.
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Use a side-profile product shot
The side view carries the sole height, the toe box and the collar. A top-down photo flattens all three and produces a shoe that looks like a slipper.
Judge against your hem
Look at how much sock and shoe shows under the trouser. That gap, not the shoe alone, is what makes an outfit read intentional.
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Questions about this preview
The honest answers, including what a preview cannot tell you.
Will the preview show how bulky the shoe really is?
Approximately. Bulk comes from the midsole and the toe box, both visible in a side-profile photo, so the silhouette is reliable. Actual weight and how stiff the upper feels are not things a picture can carry.
Can it tell me if these run half a size small?
No. Sizing is a measurement question and a preview works from pixels. Read the brand chart and, for sneakers specifically, the reviews that mention sizing for that model.
What about the sole height?
You will see the proportion — whether a platform sole changes your leg line — but not the millimetres. If the difference between a 2 cm and a 4 cm sole matters to you, check the spec sheet.