Virtual try-on and size charts each solve a real worry your shoppers have. Put them together, and you answer both at once which is exactly what AI Frame does. Here's why the combination is so powerful for your store.
The two questions every shopper asks
Before buying clothing online, almost every shopper quietly wonders two things:
"How will this look on me?"
"Which size should I get?"
If either question goes unanswered, that's when hesitation creeps in and a hesitant shopper often closes the tab. Most apps answer only one of these. AI Frame answers both, and they are independently reachable: Size Chart sits on the product page, Try On sits on the first product image.
How they work together in AI Frame
When a shopper uses try-on, they see a realistic preview of your product on themselves - that answers "how will this look on me?"
Right beside that image, your size chart for the product is shown - answering "which size should I get?"
A shopper who only wants a size opens Size Chart next to the Size option — no photo. A shopper who wants the look taps Try On on the first product image. After a try-on, look and size still sit side by side in the result.
Why this matters for your store
When shoppers feel sure about both look and fit, two good things tend to follow:
More confident purchases: fewer abandoned carts from "I'm not sure."
Fewer returns: when someone has seen the item on themselves and checked their size, they're far less likely to send it back.
That's the heart of AI Frame: turning the two biggest moments of doubt into one confident "yes."
Getting the most from the combination
To give your shoppers the full experience, it's worth making sure both halves are in place:
Add a Size Chart to your products so it appears next to the Size option and alongside the try-on. See How to Set Up a Size Chart for Your Products.
Choose clear product photos so the try-on looks its best. See Product Photo Tips for the Best Try-On Results.
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