Let shoppers see it on them and find their size

No. The fitting button appears right on your product page. Shoppers just upload a photo and click - no account required unless you choose to limit guest fittings.

Not by default. The uploaded photo is used to generate the fitting and then discarded - we keep only a one-way match code (to avoid re-generating the exact same photo and product pair) and the AI-generated result image. There’s an optional feature that lets a shopper save their photo to reuse later; it only stores anything when you enable it and the shopper ticks the consent box, and saved photos are auto-deleted on the schedule you choose.

A built-in size recommender. Shoppers answer a few quick questions and it picks the best size from the size charts you set up - calculated locally, with no external AI. It’s available as an add-on and has its own storefront button, separate from the try-on.

Yes, with the Reviews add-on. Shoppers leave a star rating, text and photos right on the product page. Every review waits for your approval before it shows, and buyers matched to a real order get a “Verified buyer” badge automatically. It’s a separate storefront block, independent from the try-on.

Yes, with the Wishlist add-on - and without making an account, which is the whole point: a save button that asks people to register first is one nobody presses. Their list follows them into their account when they sign in, and they can share it by link. It never asks for an email or adds anyone to your marketing tools. On your side you get the products ranked by how many people are waiting on them, which is the demand signal you want before deciding what to restock, feature or discount.

Always, and there is no setting that could change that. It reads your actual inventory, and it stays hidden on sizes that don’t track stock or that you allow to oversell - the count would mean nothing there. The threshold is capped at 20 for the same reason: above that it stops being scarcity and becomes an inventory report. Fake scarcity is why shoppers have learned to scroll past these counters, and in the EU and the UK it’s a consumer-protection problem on top of being a lie. It comes with the Back in Stock add-on.

With the Back in Stock add-on, a “Notify me when available” button appears on that variant - and only on that variant, so someone waiting for the medium isn’t emailed when the extra-small returns. Shoppers don’t need an account; an email address is enough. We send the alert for you, under your store’s name, unless you’d rather send it from your own tool - every plan includes a monthly allowance for that. The waiting list also doubles as a demand report: which sizes people are asking for, before you reorder.

No. You can remember each shopper’s try-on per product, so a return visit shows their previous result instead of generating a new one, and shoppers can reuse a saved photo from the popup - no re-uploading, and no extra generation charged for a result they’ve already seen.

No. The block loads its own small script and calls the app through Shopify’s App Proxy - it doesn’t touch your theme’s core rendering or checkout.

Only new AI generations. If a shopper revisits a result you’ve already generated for that exact photo and product, it’s served from cache instantly and doesn’t use any quota.

Entirely through Shopify’s own billing - the charge appears on your regular Shopify invoice. Upgrade, downgrade or cancel anytime from the app’s billing page, no external account needed.

From the Basic plan up, yes - fonts, colors and corner radius are fully customizable, and you can remove the “Powered by” credit line entirely.

You’ll get a heads-up in the app dashboard as you approach your limit. Upgrading takes one click and applies immediately - no downtime for your shoppers.