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.
Last updated July 17, 2026
Virtual Try-On answers the question that stops a lot of fashion purchases: how does this actually look on someone like me. The shopper taps See it on me, adds a photo, and gets an image of themselves in the garment, generated by virtual try-on model.
The shopper flow
- The shopper taps See it on me on the product page.
- They upload a photo of themselves, or reuse one they saved earlier.
- The garment is generated onto their photo in a few seconds.
- They see the result, can download it, try another photo, and add the item to cart from the same view.
What it runs on
You do not connect an AI account or manage keys - the app runs every store's try-ons through one metered service, and you are billed per your plan's monthly fittings. A fitting is one generated image.
You control where the button appears, how it looks, and who can use it. Those are covered in Appearance and the result view, Where the button shows, and Guest try-on and limits.