How to add virtual try-on to your online store
A shopper taps Try it on and sees the item on themselves in live AI video, so they can decide before they buy. Here is what they see, and what you set up.
What does the shopper see?
Shopper view
It sits next to Add to cart. No download and no account.
It says what happens and who receives the video. The camera is still off. Decline, and nothing starts.
Only then does the browser ask. Video only, never the microphone.
AI-generatedThey move and turn. It ends on its own after 15 seconds.
Screens are from the product. The live frame is an illustration with an AI-generated model, not a recorded try-on.
While the try-on runs
Live picture
From their own camera, with the item on them. They can move and turn.
AI-generated label
On screen the whole time.
Countdown
From 15 seconds, then it ends on its own.
Approximation note
Fit, colour and fabric may differ from the real product.
Close button
Closing it or pressing Escape ends the try-on.
How do I add virtual try-on to my store?
Merchant viewStart free
Sign up with your email. Every new store gets 5 free try-ons, with no card needed. After that, buy credits and pay per try-on, or choose a monthly plan you can cancel from your dashboard. See pricing
Add the script
Paste one line where your platform keeps site-wide code: your Shopify theme, Wix Custom code, Squarespace Code Injection, a WordPress footer plugin. Setup for your platform
Verify your domain
We check your homepage for the line, so try-on runs only on your own store.
Place the button
Open a product page from your dashboard, click where the button should go and save. Choose its colours and shape.
Check your products
Try-on turns on for products that are clearly wearable. Confirm the ones we're unsure of, switch any product off.
What does my store need?
- A device with a camera
- The shopper's permission
- A product photo you already have
Nothing for shoppers to download. The product photo is picked automatically.
What can shoppers try on?
- Tops
- Dresses and outfits
- Outerwear
- Trousers and skirts
- Shoes
- Hats
- Necklaces
- Watches and bracelets
- Glasses
- Bags, scarves and belts
Detected from each product page's name, category and keywords. Flat product photos work better than photos of someone wearing the item. Every product type