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Saved Photos & Outfit Building: How Shoppers Try On Faster

How shoppers save a photo for one-click try-ons and combine items into complete outfits.

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Written by Jasmine Jurgens

The first try-on takes a photo upload - every one after that can take a single click. Here's how saved photos and outfit building work for your shoppers, and why they're great for your store.

Saving a photo

After a try-on, shoppers can choose to save their photo for faster try-ons. It's always their choice: the photo is stored securely, never shared with your store, and they can delete it at any time. (For the full privacy picture, see Is Shopper Data Safe?)

One-click try-ons on the next visit

When a shopper with a saved photo returns - that day or weeks later - they can try on any product without uploading again.

Building an outfit

This is where it gets fun. With a saved photo, shoppers can tap Add to outfit and combine items into one look - a top, then bottoms, then shoes - seeing the complete outfit on themselves, all in one image.

For your store, that means shoppers exploring more products per visit and adding complete looks to cart instead of single items.

And on every product page: Mirror Mode

Saved photos also power Mirror Mode - instant try-on renders right on your product pages. See What is Mirror Mode to switch it on.

Nothing for you to set up

Saving photos and outfit building work out of the box on every plan with try-ons enabled.

Need a hand? If anything's unclear, send us a message, we're here to help!

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