A "Try It On" button on your product pages. Customers add a photo, see themselves wearing the piece, switch colours, check their size and add to cart — all from one popup.
From the first photo to the add-to-cart, without leaving the product
Customers upload a photo or use their phone camera with a front/back toggle and a silhouette guide for framing. Photos are compressed in the browser and checked for size, shape and lighting before any image is generated.
AI image generation places your garment on the customer's own photo, with a live progress bar while it works. Results that fall below a quality threshold are held back and the customer is asked for a clearer photo.
Colour swatches under the result generate the next variant from the same photo, with no re-upload. Customers swipe between the looks and add the variant they like straight to the cart from the popup.
A short fit quiz (height, weight, body type and fit preference) is matched against the size chart in your product description and returns a recommended size with a confidence score. If that size is sold out, it suggests the closest one in stock.
A lookbook page block shows each customer their recent try-ons with a link back to the product. They can delete any look, or share it to WhatsApp to get a second opinion from friends.
Before the first photo, customers see a biometric consent screen explaining how their photo is used. Consent is recorded per customer, and every try-on result carries a 7-day expiry. Customers who decline simply shop as normal.
Four steps from product page to cart
Logged-in customers open the popup on the product page. Guests are asked to log in and brought back to the product.
First-timers accept the consent screen, then upload a photo or take one with the camera guide.
The photo is checked, the try-on is generated with live progress, and the result appears in the popup.
Try other colours, run Find My Size, add to cart or share the look to WhatsApp.
Yes. The Try It On button is shown to customers who are logged in to your Shopify store. Guests see a "Log in to try on" link that returns them to the same product after signing in.
Photos are used only to generate the try-on image. Customers must accept a biometric consent screen before their first upload, and that consent is recorded. Every try-on result expires after 7 days and drops out of the customer's lookbook; customers can also delete any look themselves before then.
Apparel: tops, bottoms and one-piece garments such as dresses, using your product images (on-model or flat-lay, set in the app's settings). To hide the button on a product, add your exclusion tag to it — "no-tryon" by default.
The customer answers four questions: height, weight, body type and fit preference. The app reads the size chart table in your product description and returns a recommended size with a confidence score. If a product has no chart, a standard size guide is used instead. Answers are saved to the customer's account so they don't retype them.
Each generation is logged with its cost, and the admin shows this month's total, generations this month and the last 7 days. Photos that are too small, too dark or oddly cropped are rejected before generation, and each customer is rate-limited. Quality mode and the number of images per try-on are adjustable in settings.
Not yet. It's offered as a private install per store. We install the app, add the theme blocks to your product and lookbook pages, and set up your exclusion tag and generation settings with you.
Tell us about your store and the categories you sell. We'll show you try-on running on your own products.