For Shopify apparel stores
Shoppers upload one photo and watch the garment land on them — with a size that actually fits and the rest of the outfit styled around it. Fewer returns, fewer abandoned carts, no photo ever kept.
25 free renders · installs as a theme block · no code
Three steps
The shopper never leaves your product page. The window opens over it, takes what it needs, and hands back a preview.
A single selfie is enough. It is downscaled in the browser before it goes anywhere, which strips the GPS data phones bury in every image.
We pair the garment with pieces from your own catalogue — trousers for a top, a layer over a dress — so the preview shows a look, not an item.
Height, weight and how they like things to sit, read against your size chart. They get a recommendation with the reasoning attached.
What you get
A classifier sorts your products into tops, bottoms, outerwear and one-pieces during a single catalogue scan, then the picker suggests what goes with what. Merchants can overrule it — corrections stick and are never re-classified.
Not a guess. The recommendation cites the measurement it turned on, so a shopper can disagree with it intelligently.
Signed-in shoppers get their previews and measurements kept for next time — one more reason to make an account with you.
Drop it onto the product template in the theme editor. Non-apparel products never render the button, or the script.
The same shopper photo against the same garment resolves from cache instead of the model. It is the single biggest lever on what this costs to run, which is why cache hits do not count against your plan.
The part most apps skip
A shopper's face is sent to the render, used, and dropped. It is not written to a bucket, not kept for "improvements", and never used to train a model. All that survives is a hash — enough to recognise the same request twice, not enough to reconstruct anyone.
Generated previews expire on a schedule you set, and uninstalling takes the data with it.
Pricing
Every plan includes size recommendations. Cache hits are free on all of them.
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Questions
No. Anyone can try a garment on as a guest. Signing in only adds the Lookbook and the saved Fit card, which is why it tends to earn you accounts rather than cost you conversions.
Nothing renders. Eligibility is decided in Liquid before the page is built, so a kettle costs you no button, no script and no request.
The button inherits your theme's type and takes your brand colour. The try-on window is deliberately self-contained so it looks the same on every store rather than inheriting a theme's heading styles and breaking.
You set the retention window; the default is 24 hours. Expired renders are deleted from storage, not just hidden.
25 renders free. It installs in about the time this took to read.
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