Look A · Champagne
Try-On Preview
Eligible catalog product
Soft daytime direction
Elegant, light, and understated
Virtual Fitting Room for Ecommerce
Let shoppers visualize products before they buy.
WardrobeIt Virtual Try-On connects the visual preview with eligible catalog products, color comparison, product selection, complete-look recommendations, variant choice, and cart action.
- Catalog-connected
- Privacy-aware flow
- Mobile camera or upload
- Direct-to-cart
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Visual confidence
Preview eligible products and compare supported colors or styles.
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Catalog-connected
Keep real products, pricing, variants, and availability beside the preview.
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Purchase-ready
Move from preview to complete look, variant selection, and cart.
Virtual Try-On in Action
See how one preview becomes a guided shopping journey.
WardrobeIt keeps the product, photo, preferences, and cart context connected while the shopper compares colors, explores similar styles, completes a look, replaces an item, or moves a valid selection to cart.
Selected Product
Try a product, then keep shopping without losing context.
Show me how this satin dress could look.
Upload a clear, front-facing photo. Once your preview is ready, you can compare colors, explore another style, or select a variant.
How Virtual Try-On Works
From product selection to cart in six connected steps.
The experience stays short, guided, and merchant-controlled across mobile camera access, upload, consent, result generation, comparison, and purchase action.
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Step 01
Select an eligible product
Show the product, current price, available variants, and try-on eligibility.
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Step 02
Upload or capture a photo
Offer a supported mobile camera, device upload, or configured desktop continuation flow.
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Step 03
Generate the visual preview
Process the submitted photo and show a clear retry state when image quality is unsuitable.
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Step 04
Compare products or colors
Keep previous results available while the shopper changes supported products or variants.
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Step 05
Choose the preferred option
Keep product details, size guidance, price, and selected variant beside the result.
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Step 06
Add to the merchant cart
Add one product, selected complementary items, or an eligible complete look.
Select.
Preview.
Decide.
One connected try-on journey inside the merchant store.
Try, Compare, and Refine
Give shoppers more than one static preview.
WardrobeIt preserves the original visual decision while the shopper changes a color, switches the product, explores a similar style, adds matching items, or restores a previous look.
Look B · Black
Try-On Preview
Eligible catalog product
Structured evening direction
More formal and defined
Supported Experiences
Publish Virtual Try-On only where product coverage is validated.
WardrobeIt is designed first for fashion-led ecommerce. The live experience should show only products and categories supported by the active try-on model, product imagery, merchant configuration, privacy process, and purchase journey.
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Validated coverage Fashion & Apparel
Preview eligible garments, compare supported colors, explore related styles, review product details, and continue toward cart.
Show only products validated for the enabled try-on model and merchant setup.
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High consideration Bridal & Occasion
Connect visual evaluation with occasion guidance, styling, accessories, product questions, and the approved support route.
Use careful limitations and product truth during high-confidence purchase journeys.
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Conditional coverage Activewear Garments
Enable supported garment products only after category, imagery, and result quality have been reviewed.
Do not imply universal activewear, footwear, eyewear, jewelry, or beauty try-on.
From Product to Complete Look
Use the preview as the starting point for a more complete purchase.
After trying an eligible product, the shopper can explore coordinating catalog items, follow a total budget, replace one component, or compare a different styling direction.
Eligible product · supported colors
WardrobeIt Assistant Preview is ready for this eligible catalog product. Compare supported colors, complete the look with merchant products, or confirm a variant before cart.
Add selected product to cart
Try another color
Complete the look
Save look
Complete This Look
Build around the product the shopper already prefers.
Recommendations stay inside the merchant catalog and can respect color, occasion, formality, available variants, and a stated budget when those details are present.
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Satin Drape Midi Dress
$129
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Structured Evening Bag
$48
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Neutral Strappy Heels
$72
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Minimal Drop Earrings
$24
Complete-look total
4 selected products · catalog-only recommendations · variants confirmed before cart
$273
Replace an item
Add Full Look
From Visual Preview to Cart
Keep the real product, variant, and purchase action beside the result.
Standalone try-on tools often end with an image. WardrobeIt connects the generated preview with current product information, available variants, related products, saved-look options, and the merchant's cart.
Selected after try-on
Satin Drape Midi Dress
$129
Eligible preview linked · variant ready for cart
Color
Select size
Product actions
Size guide
Ask a question
Try another color
Merchant Setup & Controls
Configure which products can be tried, how shoppers are guided, and what gets measured.
The Merchant Portal keeps product eligibility, image readiness, supported categories, availability behavior, shopper instructions, privacy links, retention settings, and try-on analytics under merchant control.
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Eligible Products
Enable approved products, collections, product types, exclusions, and market eligibility.
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Image Readiness
Review image quality, angle, garment visibility, missing assets, and products requiring replacement imagery.
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Shopper Instructions
Configure clear photo guidance, retry messages, interface labels, result actions, and privacy links.
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Try-On Analytics
Review sessions, products tried, colors compared, failed submissions, cart activity, and assisted outcomes.
Privacy, Consent & Image Protection
Give shoppers clear information and control before they upload.
Explain the image purpose, applicable processing, retention behavior, deletion route, and privacy details beside the photo action. Do not hide critical consent or image-handling information after the result is generated.
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Clear shopper consent
Ask before processing the image and explain the requested action, purpose, and choice to continue or cancel.
Consent before upload -
Purpose-limited processing
Public copy should describe only safeguards supported by the actual product, security documentation, and legal approval.
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Visible retention behavior
Tell shoppers whether the image is deleted after processing, retained for a defined period, or stored with an enabled feature.
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Simple deletion route
Provide the applicable action to delete the current image, remove a saved result, or submit a data request.
Delete my try-on image
Virtual Try-On Outcomes
Measure what happens after the shopper tries a product.
The goal is not to maximize generated images. Measure whether visual evaluation helps shoppers compare products, engage with the catalog, choose variants, build complete looks, and progress toward cart.
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Usage
Try-On Sessions
Track shopper sessions that begin the try-on journey and reach a completed result.
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Products
Products Tried
See which eligible products, colors, and visual directions receive the most interest.
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Engagement
Try-On to Product Click
Measure whether completed previews lead to deeper product evaluation.
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Cart
Try-On to Cart
Review how try-on journeys progress toward a valid add-to-cart action.
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Complete Look
Complementary Additions
Track whether shoppers add relevant products after previewing the selected item.
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Revenue
Assisted Outcomes
Connect qualifying try-on journeys with documented assisted-order and revenue definitions. Observational reporting is not automatic causal lift.
Merchant Intelligence
Turn try-on activity into product and shopper insight.
Review supported product interactions and outcome signals without presenting assisted activity as proven incremental impact.
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Most-tried products and colors
Understand which eligible catalog options create the most visual interest.
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Failed and retried submissions
Identify image-guidance, product-image, or experience-quality issues.
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Product and cart progression
Connect try-on with product clicks, variants, complete looks, and cart actions.
Product Walkthrough
Test the complete experience on your catalog.
Use the merchant’s real eligible products, product imagery, variants, storefront, privacy configuration, and cart journey.
See Virtual Try-On on Your Catalog- Connect eligible catalog products Use approved product, image, variant, price, and availability data.
- Select validated coverage Enable only products technically supported by the active model.
- Configure guidance and privacy Set consent, instructions, retention wording, deletion route, and retry states.
- Test the shopper flow Validate upload, preview, comparison, complete look, variants, and cart.
- Review mobile usability Confirm clear touch targets, short messages, privacy visibility, and easy return.
- Validate reporting Check applicable events, product interactions, cart actions, and outcome data.
What is a virtual fitting room for ecommerce?
A photo or camera-supported experience that generates a visual preview of an eligible product and keeps product information, recommendations, variants, cart actions, and analytics connected.
Is Virtual Try-On the same as size and fit prediction?
No. It provides a generated visual preview and should not be presented as a guarantee of exact physical fit, measurements, fabric movement, or real-world appearance.
Can shoppers use Virtual Try-On on mobile?
Yes. The supported mobile experience can let shoppers open the camera or upload a photo inside the merchant’s mobile website experience.
Can shoppers compare different colors or products?
Yes, when those products and colors are eligible for the active try-on model and supported by the connected catalog.
Can Virtual Try-On build a complete look?
WardrobeIt can connect the selected eligible product with catalog-only complete-look recommendations, product replacement, budget controls, variants, and full-look cart actions.
How does WardrobeIt handle shopper images?
The experience should explain image purpose, consent, processing, retention, deletion, and applicable access before the shopper continues. Detailed legal information belongs on the image privacy page.
Which categories are supported?
The live website should show only eligible fashion and apparel products technically validated for the active try-on model and merchant configuration.
Does Virtual Try-On guarantee accuracy?
No. Results may vary and should not be described as an exact representation of product fit, color, scale, texture, movement, or final appearance.
Turn Virtual Try-On into a shopping action
Let shoppers see, compare, decide, and buy inside your store.
Connect eligible catalog products with visual previews, complete-look recommendations, product truth, variant selection, cart actions, privacy controls, and merchant reporting.
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Preview eligible merchant products Catalog-connected and product-aware.
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Compare colors and supported styles Keep previous results and shopper context connected.
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Add the product or complete look Real variants and cart actions stay beside the preview.
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Configure privacy and measurement Consent, retention, deletion route, and try-on analytics.