Virtual try-on only boosts sales when shoppers know it's there. A few small touches across your store go a long way. Here's what to point them to — and the exact labels they see.
On your product pages
Shoppers do not tap a combined “Try-on & Size Chart” button. They see three independent things:
Try On — a pill on the first product image (default label Try On, default position bottom-centre).
Size Chart — a text link next to the Size option. Opens the chart with no photo.
Help us find your size — a card above Add to cart (Starter and above, when a chart is assigned). Estimate my size asks for height and weight — no tape measure. After that it can read Your size: M on the card and on the size picker.
In product descriptions, mention those labels: “See it on you — tap Try On on the photo” and “Not sure of your size? Open Size Chart, or tap Estimate my size.”
In your marketing
Email & newsletters: tell your list they can try products on from the photo, and check size without starting a try-on.
Social media: show the Try On pill in action, or a shared try-on look.
Stories & posts: encourage shoppers to share their result (especially with your share reward).
Across your store
Add a homepage or banner line so first-time visitors know Try On is on the product photo.
Include it in FAQ or “why shop with us” as a reason to buy with confidence — look and fit, independently.
💡 A little tip: pair promotion with the share-for-discount reward. See How to Set Up the Share-for-Discount Reward.
Why it's worth the effort
The more shoppers who try on, or who get a size without a photo, the more who buy with certainty. A little promotion goes a long way.
What's next? See how try-on and sizing together reduce returns: How to Reduce Returns with Try-On + Accurate Sizing.
Need a hand? If anything's unclear, send us a message, we're here to help!