How it works
From a product page URL to live virtual try-on — here is the whole journey, what the AI does at each step, and what that means for your store. No sales call, no project plan, no developer sprint.
1. Start with a demo, not a contract
Paste the URL of one of your product pages — or just your store's domain, and the AI will browse your site and pick a product worth showing off. A vision-capable AI then studies your live page the way a designer would: it identifies the product photography, reads your layout, your colors, your typography, and your buttons. From that it rebuilds the page as a working demonstration — faithful to the original down to the pixel — with virtual try-on already integrated and styled to look native to your brand.
Before you ever see that demo, the AI tests it on itself: it opens the page in a real browser, clicks the try-on, runs a fitting with a sample photo, and visually reviews the result. Only a demo that actually works gets shown. Nothing is installed on your site, and nobody from our side gets involved.
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2. What your shoppers experience
A shopper on your product page taps the try-on entry point and shares a photo — by uploading one, using their camera, or scanning a QR code to continue on their phone. Generative AI then composes a new image: them, wearing your product, in the same scene your photographer shot. The lighting, the backdrop, the mood of your art direction — preserved. Stills or short video. The original photos stay one tap away.
No popups into other worlds, no apps to install. The product gallery itself becomes the fitting room — which is the point: every shopper sees your products on themselves, before they buy, right where the buying decision happens.
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3. The AI doing the work
Three kinds of AI cooperate behind the scenes. Vision models read your pages and your product imagery, so integration needs no manual setup and adapts when your site changes. Generative image models produce the fittings — photorealistic compositions that keep your product exactly as designed, because a try-on that misrepresents a garment would create returns instead of preventing them. And an autonomous AI agent assembles, tests, and repairs each integration, re-checking its own work in a real browser until the experience passes.
What that buys you: no photoshoots for every size and body type, no 3D scanning of your catalog, no integration project. The AI works from the product pages you already have — and keeps working as your catalog grows, for every product, in every market, around the clock.
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4. Claim it and go live with one line
Like what you see? Claim the account behind your demo. Your integration is already prepared — the placement, the styling, and the product-image detection were proposed by AI and validated before you ever saw them. Going live is a single line on your site:
<script src="https://cdn.tryon.technology/t/your-store.js" defer></script>
On Shopify? Install our plugin and skip even that. Everything else — generation, configuration, reports, billing — runs on our side, so there is no infrastructure to operate and nothing for your developers to maintain.
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5. Stay in control
From your dashboard you decide which product images get fitted — just the one the shopper is viewing, or the whole gallery — and you pay per generated image, so spend is always proportional to real shopper engagement. Analytics, reports on your schedule, and webhooks keep your team in the loop. Pricing is public: see exactly what it costs.
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Privacy, briefly
Shopper photos are used with consent, only to generate their fittings. We operate from Canada and take its privacy obligations seriously.
Learn moreShopper experienceWebhooks & reports
Go deeper: the documentation
Everything on this page is covered in more depth in our documentation — written for the people who will actually run it: store owners, marketers, and the developer who pastes the one line. Start anywhere: