Guide
WEARFITS vs Google Try-On
How WEARFITS and Google Shopping Try-On compare
| What you want to do | WEARFITS | Google Shopping Try-On |
|---|---|---|
| Find an item | Start from a product page link or upload a product photo. | Find an eligible product listing in Google Search, Shopping or Images. |
| Use your own photo | Add a selfie, plus your height and weight (a full-body photo is optional and raises accuracy). | Upload your own photo; Google describes full-body photos and a US option to create a reusable personal image from a selfie. |
| Check an item | Read a product link or add its photo; product links from many shops work. | The Try it on option appears for eligible listings. Sponsored listings do not have the feature. |
| Try a whole look | Combine products from several shops in one look. | Try individual eligible listings surfaced by Google. |
| Use it in Poland | Available through the WEARFITS site and app. | Poland is not on Google's current published list of supported countries. |
| Choose a size | Visual preview only; check the shop's size chart. | Google describes the result as a general visual preview, not a perfect fit representation. |
Google Try-On is part of product discovery
Google's Try-On appears on eligible clothing listings in Search, Shopping or Images. Users must be signed in, 18 or older, in a supported country and have Search Services History and Personalized Recommendations turned on. Sponsored listings are excluded.
Google says you can replace or delete a saved photo. In the US, it also describes creating a reusable personal image from a selfie.
Availability matters if you shop from Poland
Google lists the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and selected markets in Latin America and Asia-Pacific. Poland is not currently listed. Check the linked country list for updates.
WEARFITS works from product links or photos and can combine items from several shops. Google's feature starts from a listing that displays its Try it on button.
What you can add to a try-on
Google Try-On begins with a listing it supports; the button does not appear for every product. WEARFITS starts from a shop link or product photo and can combine items from several shops.
WEARFITS saves products with prices and retailer links in a shopping list for planning. Pay each retailer for its products.
Both are for visual exploration, not size certainty
Google says Try-On provides a general visual impression, not a perfect fit representation. WEARFITS also describes its result as a visual preview, not a size guarantee. Check measurements and the retailer's size chart.
Shopping Try-On is linked to eligible listings. Gemini is a separate assistant with image creation and editing tools; the two have different workflows.
FAQ
- Is Google Shopping Try-On available in Poland?
- As of 3 November 2026, Poland is not included in Google's published list of supported countries. The list may change, so check Google's current help page.
- Can I upload any clothing photo to Google Shopping Try-On?
- The feature starts from eligible apparel listings in Google Search, Shopping or Images. The Try it on option does not appear for every listing and is not shown for sponsored products.
- Can I combine products from different shops?
- WEARFITS lets you combine items from different shops in one look and save each item's retailer link. Google's Shopping Try-On is attached to eligible product listings.
- Is Google's Shopping Try-On the same as Gemini?
- No. Shopping Try-On is a feature on eligible product listings; Gemini is a separate assistant with image generation and editing tools.
- Does the image tell me what size to buy?
- No. Treat it as a visual preview, then check the retailer's measurements, size chart and return terms.
Sources
Checked 2026-11-03.