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.

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 asks for height, weight and gender (age optional) — no tape measure. Clothing estimates chest, waist and hip from those inputs; shoes use foot length; hats use head circumference; jewellery uses wrist or finger. Saving a Fit Profile is optional — they can leave Save my size estimate unticked and still see a size for this visit. From then on the card can read Your size: M (or the matching size), including on the size picker. Edit measurements and Start over sit under the size badge.

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.

After a shopper generates a try-on, the result shows their preview and your Size Chart in the same view — look and fit together.

The chart shows exactly what you set up — columns and sizes (for example Size, Chest, Waist, Hip). They can switch between cm and inches. If Size Recommender is on, the matching row can be highlighted — on body charts, and on garment charts once you set fit intent and stretch. A Height Range column, when present, decides the size from height on its own.

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 and Estimate my size sit 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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