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Using Your Analytics to Sell More

Read try-on analytics, Impact proof, size accuracy, and export a case study on Growth and Advanced.

Written by Ben Nyberg

Your try-on data is more than a scoreboard. It tells you what shoppers want, which products convince them, and — on higher plans — whether try-on and sizing actually move conversion and returns. Here's how to read Analytics and act on it.

Where to find it

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

Plan note: Free shows a proof-headline teaser. Starter adds a simple funnel. Growth and Advanced unlock the full Impact view, including Export case study.

AI Frame Analytics page in the Shopify admin

What the numbers tell you

  • Try-ons: how many previews shoppers generated.

  • Add to cart from try-on: how many try-ons turned into a cart — shoppers convinced by seeing themselves in your product.

  • Shares and Favourites: free reach, and warm shoppers who saved a look for later.

  • Impact proof (Growth+): conversion for shoppers who used try-on and/or Size Chart versus those who didn't, plus return rates on matured orders. Lift is correlational, not a promise. The headline reads like: “Shoppers who used AIFrame convert at X% vs Y% without.”

  • Size accuracy: compares the size we recommended with the size they bought, per Size Chart — based only on what shoppers entered and purchased, never on their photo.

Three ways to act on what you see

1. Find your try-on heroes. Products with lots of try-ons and strong add-to-cart are your converters — feature them on your homepage, in ads, and in emails.

2. Spot the hesitation. Many try-ons but few carts often means the product photo isn't doing the item justice (see Product Photo Tips), or sizing needs attention. Set a try-on reference photo if the first image is a full outfit.

3. Export a case study when the numbers are solid. On Growth and Advanced, Export case study packages your Impact metrics. We'll only turn that into a public story with your permission — no review incentives, ever.

💡 A little tip: check Analytics on a rhythm — a quick look every week beats a deep dive every quarter.


What's next? Turn those insights into more try-ons: How to Promote the Try-On Feature to Your Shoppers.

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