Shoppers should not have to hunt for sizing. In AI Frame the Size Chart is independently reachable on the product page, and it still appears beside the try-on result.
On the product page — no try-on needed
When a published Size Chart is assigned to the product, shoppers see a Size Chart link next to the Size option. One tap opens the chart. They never have to upload a photo.
If Size Recommender is on (Starter and above), they also see a Help us find your size card above Add to cart. Estimate my size builds a Fit Profile without a tape measure. After that, the card reads Your size: M (or the matching size) and the recommended size is highlighted on the picker.
The app embed auto-places both. Optional theme blocks Size Chart link and Sizing assist let you pin the exact spot. See Add AI Frame to your theme.
Beside the try-on result
After a shopper generates a try-on, the result shows their preview and your Size Chart in the same view — look and fit together.
What the shopper sees in the chart
The chart shows exactly what you set up — columns and sizes (for example Size, Chest, Waist, Hip). If you enabled the unit toggle, they can switch between cm and inches.
Why independent placement matters
Look ("will it suit me?") and fit ("will it fit me?") are different questions. A shopper who only wants a size should get it without entering try-on. That is why Size Chart sits on the product page, not only inside the widget.
To make sure shoppers see a chart, assign a published chart to the product. See How to Set Up a Size Chart for Your Products.
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