AI Frame's Virtual Try-On & Size Chart works across clothing, shoes, bags and accessories but a few simple choices make your try-on results look their absolute best. Here's how to pick the right products and images so shoppers get a "wow", not a "hmm".
Products that shine with Try-On
Clothing: tops, bottoms, dresses, jackets, knitwear. The clearer the garment shape, the better.
Shoes: especially with clean, front-facing product shots.
Bags & accessories: jewelry (necklace, rings, bracelet), sunglasses, hats, caps, socks,...
Getting the best results
The single biggest factor in a great try-on is the product image you use.
Aim for:
Clean background: flat lays or ghost-mannequin shots transform beautifully.
Front-facing, full view of the item.
Good lighting, true-to-life colour.
Avoid heavily stylised editorial shots at odd angles - they give the AI less to work with.
For more on this, see Product Photo Tips for the Best Try-On Results.
Not sure if your product is a good fit?
If you sell something not listed above and you're not sure whether it suits virtual try-on, send us a message and we are happy to take a look and let you know.
A note on realism: AI Frame's try-on is powered by generative AI, so results are a realistic preview - a confidence-builder for shoppers, not a tailor's measurement. That's exactly why we pair it with a size chart: the try-on answers "how will it look on me?", the size chart answers "will it fit?". Together they remove both reasons a shopper hesitates.
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