Curious what your shoppers actually see? Here's the full experience, step by step.
1. They tap Try On on the product photo
On your product page, shoppers see a Try On button overlaid on the first product image. They can also open Size Chart next to the Size option, or Estimate my size above Add to cart, without starting a try-on.
2. They upload a photo — or go straight to the Size Chart
When they tap Try On, the window opens with simple photo guidance:
Full body
Good lighting
Just you (only their own photo)
There's also a tip to wear clothing with a similar sleeve length and fit to the item. They tap Upload photo to continue.
Shoppers who only want sizing can skip the photo: the Size Chart link on the product page opens the chart on its own.
A note shoppers see here: the preview is AI-generated, with a link to privacy details. This sets honest expectations up front.
3. They confirm and generate
After uploading, shoppers preview their photo and tap Try On Now. For tops and bottoms they confirm which one it is. For everything else (shoes, glasses, jewellery, hats and other accessories), AI Frame recognises the product and starts generating. A realistic preview appears moments later.
4. They see the result and the Size Chart
The result appears with a friendly "You look great! ✨" Next to their try-on image, your Size Chart for that product is shown. From here they can:
Add to cart and buy with confidence
Save their try-on image
Share it
Favorite it for later
Continue Shopping
5. They can share their look
If a shopper taps Share, they can post their try-on to WhatsApp, Telegram, Facebook, X, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Reddit, or Email.
6. They can save favorites
Tapping Favorite saves the look to a Favorites panel, where shoppers can come back and tap Shop now when they're ready to buy.
7. They can save their photo for next time
Shoppers can choose to save their photo for faster try-ons. On their next visit they can try items on with one click, no re-upload. Saving is always their choice, and they can delete the photo at any time.
8. They can build a whole outfit
On Growth and Advanced, shoppers with a saved photo can combine items into one look. After trying on a top, they can tap Add to outfit and add bottoms, shoes or accessories.
Why this matters for your store
Every step is designed to turn uncertainty into confidence: shoppers see the item on themselves, check their size independently of try-on, share it, and buy. Try it yourself at virtual-try-on-size-chart.com.
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