Virtual try-on

Your shopper, wearing your piece

A product page can show the garment. It cannot answer the question the shopper is actually asking, which is how it will look on her. Put a try-on button next to Add to cart and let her find out.

The proof

Three shoppers, and each keeps their own body

This is the part most try-on tools get wrong: they hand the shopper the catalogue model's body with their own face on top. Ours keeps the body that turned up, at whatever size and age it arrives, in womenswear or in menswear.

Her photo
Try-on
A plus size shopper
Her photo
Try-on
A shopper in her sixties
Her photo
Try-on
A menswear shopper

The shoppers above are generated, not real customers. We are not going to illustrate a page about handling people's photographs with people's photographs.

For the shopper

Four taps, ten seconds

  1. 01

    She taps the button

    It sits under Add to cart, in your colour, with your words on it.

  2. 02

    She adds a photograph

    Anything from her camera roll. A full length shot works best, but it is not required.

  3. 03

    She sees herself

    Her own face, her own body, wearing your piece. About ten seconds.

  4. 04

    The photograph goes

    Her source image is deleted within six hours. The result is hers for thirty days.

The mechanism

One picture, and the whole argument

WHAT EVERY TRY-ON TOOL SHIPSHer photographone body+On-model product shota second body, better littwo bodiesThe model's body, her facea plus size shopper comes back slimWHAT WE SHIPHer photographone body+Garment flat layderived once, nobody in itone bodyHer body, her faceevery shopper, first attempt
The failure and the fix are the same pipeline with one input changed: nothing in the prompt differs between these two rows. No sentence outranks a photograph, so the competing photograph has to go. The flat lay is derived once per product from your own shot, then cached.

The garment reference: derived once from your own product photograph, with the person removed entirely. This is the input that made the difference.

For you

Four reasons it is worth the button

Her body, not the model's

Every try-on tool ships the same bug: the catalogue model's body with the shopper's face on top. We shipped it too, three times, before we found the fix.

One line to install

A script tag in your theme with your publishable key. No app, no review queue, no theme rewrite.

It cannot run away with you

You set a daily cap. The key only works on domains you registered, and each visitor is limited underneath that.

Nothing extra to buy

Ten credits a try-on, out of the same balance the photography uses. Included in every plan.

One line in your theme, and your shoppers can see themselves

Try-on comes out of the same credits as everything else, so there is nothing separate to buy. Set a daily cap before you turn it on.