Documentation
How every part of AI Fashion Suite works - virtual try-on, size advice, reviews, back-in-stock alerts and billing - plus how the tools feed each other. New to the app? Start with how the four tools work together.
Getting started
How the tools work together
Four connected tools - try-on, size advice, reviews and size learning - plus Back in Stock and Wishlist. Here is what each does and how they feed each other.
Add the blocks to your product page
Every tool is a theme app block you drop onto your product template in the Shopify theme editor. No code, and nothing for shoppers to install.
Virtual Try-On
Virtual Try-On: what shoppers see
Shoppers tap See it on me, add a photo, and get an AI image of themselves wearing the product. Here is the flow and what powers it.
Appearance and the result view
Style the See it on me button to match your theme, and choose what the result screen shows - download, retry, the outfit sidebar and the credit line.
Where the button shows
Show try-on on every product, or limit it to specific products or collections - and exclude the ones it should never appear on.
Guest try-on and usage limits
Let shoppers try on without an account, cap how many free tries they get, and set per-customer limits - with abuse protection built in.
Storage and privacy
How long try-on images are kept, when a shopper's uploaded photo is stored, and how consent and retention keep you GDPR-aligned.
Complete the look (upsells)
Show matching products in the try-on result and let shoppers add the whole outfit to cart in one tap.
Find My Size
Find My Size: how the recommendation works
A short questionnaire plus your size chart gives each shopper a specific size, with a confidence score and the reasoning behind it.
Size charts and assignment rules
Load your measurements as size charts and tell the app which products each chart covers - by product, vendor, type, tag or collection.
The questionnaire
Choose which questions the size popup asks, in metric or imperial, and add your own - so shoppers answer only what your products need.
Returning shoppers and size learning
A returning shopper sees their size next to the variant picker, including the size they reviewed before - and the recommendation learns from real fit feedback.
Where Find My Size shows
Show the size button everywhere, or limit it to products, collections or vendors - and open your size chart from inside the popup.
Reviews
Reviews: setup and moderation
Collect product reviews with a rating, text and photos, and approve them before they go live - or publish automatically.
The fit question
Ask buyers how the size ran - small, true to size or large - and show the result as a percentage that also sharpens Find My Size.
Photos and verified buyers
Let shoppers add photos to reviews and mark the ones from confirmed purchasers, so social proof is real.
The rating badge
A compact star rating you can place next to the title or price that scrolls to the full reviews on tap.
Share reviews across products
Sell the same item as one product per print or colourway? Group them so every one shows the same reviews - with no “from another product” label.
Review layouts
Two layouts for the reviews section - a plain stacked list, or a scored panel beside a swipeable row of review cards.
Back in Stock
Back in Stock: how it works
Shoppers leave an email on a sold-out size and are alerted the moment it returns - and the waiting list tells you what to reorder.
Alert rules
Decide how much stock has to return before anyone is told, and how many of the waiting list to alert at once.
The low stock counter
“Only 3 left” on a size that is running out - showing your real inventory, never an invented number.
The waiting list and what to reorder
Two views of the same requests: what to reorder per product, and which size or colour keeps selling out across your whole catalogue.
How the alert reaches the shopper
Every destination you have set up gets the alert, and we can send the email ourselves - with a monthly allowance included in your plan.
Wishlist
Wishlist: how it works
Shoppers save what they are not ready to buy yet - guests included - and what they save becomes a demand report you can read before you discount.
The four blocks
A save button, a heart for collection cards, the wishlist page, and a floating counter - each optional, each doing one job.
Sharing, and what the reports tell you
A shared list is free traffic from people who have never visited you - and the saved-items report is the demand signal you get before a markdown, not after.
When a saved item changes
A saved item that sells out can offer the waiting list, and one that gets cheaper can say so - each with its own consent rule.
Connections
Billing
Plans and usage
Each plan includes a monthly number of fittings and image storage. Billing runs through Shopify, so there is no separate account.
Add-ons
Find My Size, Reviews and Back in Stock are add-ons billed on the same Shopify subscription as your plan, summed into one charge.
Price changes and approvals
A subscription's price is locked when you approve it. If a price changed since, the app warns you before you re-subscribe - never a surprise on the invoice.
Running past your quota
Let fittings continue past your monthly quota with a spending cap you set - or stop cleanly at the quota and pay nothing extra.