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VIRTUAL TRY-ON FOR SHOPIFY STORES
Two different things share the name "virtual try-on": letting a shopper see themselves in the garment, and producing on-model catalogue imagery from a flat product photo. They solve different problems and cost very different amounts.
Two meanings, one term
| Shopper-facing try-on | Catalogue generation | |
|---|---|---|
| Who sees it | The visitor, on their own photo | Everyone, on the product page |
| Runs | Live, per visitor | Once, before publishing |
| Cost driver | Traffic | Number of products |
| Main risk | Poor result on a real body | Detail drift from the real garment |
For most stores under a few thousand SKUs, the second is where the money is: your product pages are missing on-model images today, and every visitor sees that gap.
Producing a catalogue set
Export your product photos, upload one per item, and generate. Pick one model and one scene for the brand and keep them fixed — consistency across product pages is what makes a store look like a label rather than a dropshipper.
A useful set per product: a front frame for the gallery, a three-quarter for movement, a back view if the garment has a print or detail there, and a detail crop.
What to check before publishing
- Fastenings. Is the zipper still a zipper? Are the buttons the same count?
- Print and placement. Same graphic, same position, same scale.
- Colour. View the frame on a white background, since that is how your product page shows it.
- Length and fit. Where the hem lands should match the garment's real measurements.
Fitrine automates the first two: distinctive features are read from your upload and the output is audited against them, with a repair pass when something is added or lost.
Rights and disclosure
Generated models are not real people, so there are no usage windows or renewal fees. Some markets and marketplaces expect you to disclose that an image is AI-generated — rules differ by jurisdiction and change often, so check what applies to yours before you publish at scale.
Frequently asked
Is there a Shopify app?
Not yet. Today you upload the product photo, generate, download and add the image to the product in Shopify.
How many images can one photo produce?
Several poses and scenes from a single source file, with the model held constant.
What resolution do I get?
Up to 4K. 2K is enough for most product pages; 4K is worth it for zoom and for print.
Try it with your own product. Upload one photo and see the frame in minutes.
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