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How to Change the Try-On Button Text

Change the Try On pill label and position on the first product image.

Written by Ben Nyberg

The button on your product pages is the Try On pill on the first product image. It says Try On by default, but it's your store — it can say whatever fits your brand. “See it on you”, “Virtual fitting room”, “Vind jouw maat”, your call. Here's how to change the text and where the pill sits (it takes under a minute):

Change the pill text and position

  1. In your Shopify admin, go to Apps → AI Frame – Virtual Try-On, then open Virtual Try-On in the app's left menu.

  2. Scroll to Try-on pill on product image.

  3. Under Button text, type your label (max 30 characters). The default is Try On.

  4. Under Button position, pick where the pill sits on the photo: top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right, or bottom centre (the default).

  5. Click Save.

That's it — open a product page and your new pill is live.

💡 A little tip: keep it short and action-y. Two to four words fit neatly on every screen size. Size Chart is a separate link next to the Size option, so the pill can just say Try On.

Try-on pill on product image settings, with button text and button position for the Try On overlay on the first product photo.

Returning shoppers with a saved photo

Shoppers who saved a photo can try on with one tap of the same pill — no re-upload. If a render is already showing on the product image, the pill can read Show product so they can switch back to the original photo. See Saved Photos & Outfit Building.

Back to the default?

Clear the button text field and save — the pill returns to Try On.

Want it in your shoppers' language?

The button text field is one label for everyone. To translate the widget's full wording per language, see How to Translate the Try-On Widget (Growth and above).

Plan note: changing the Try On pill text and position is available on every plan, including Free.

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