Virtual try-on for online shops, ranked by ease of integration (2026)

Ease-of-integration scores (out of 10)

Scores measure how easy it is to go live, not image quality, accuracy or sales impact. Prices are as published on the sources’ pages on the check date and can change.

How we score

Five criteria, 0 to 2 points each, 10 in total. Where a fact is not public we give 0 for that criterion. That says nothing about the product, only that a shop cannot check it before talking to the vendor.

• Time to a first live button: same day 2, days of developer work 1, unknown or weeks 0.
• Code needed: none, one line or an app install 2, an API integration 1, a custom project or unknown 0.
• Sales call or contract: self-serve 2, optional 1, required or unknown 0.
• Cost to start: free 2, trial or a small first payment 1, not public 0.
• Platform coverage: any site 2, one platform or one surface 1, unknown 0.

WEARFITS: a link or one script tag

WEARFITS adds a “Try it on yourself” button that opens wearfits.me with your product already loaded. The simplest version is a plain link, wearfits.me/try?url= followed by your product address. A script tag can read the product from your page in the shopper’s browser instead, and a POST form covers images behind hotlink protection.

It is free for the shop: shoppers use their own wearfits.me try-ons, free ones included. No account or contract is needed and it works on any platform. A new shopper adds a selfie, height and weight and gets a first photo in about a minute; returning shoppers skip that step. Shopper photos are never shared with shops, and return visits carry UTM parameters. Shop-paid try-ons are planned but not available yet.

Score: 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 = 10. Disclosure: WEARFITS publishes this page.

• Get the WEARFITS button
• How to add it to Shopify, WooCommerce or any shop

Shopify and WooCommerce apps

The Shopify App Store lists several AI try-on apps. PixelDrapeAI, for example, publishes plans from $9.99 a month for 250 generations, each with a 15-day free trial; its screenshots show a try-on button and a shopper photo upload. Score: 2 + 2 + 2 + 1 + 1 = 8.

Virtual Try-On for WooCommerce is a plugin sold on WooCommerce.com. It generates images with Google’s Gemini API, so you paste your own Gemini API key and pay Google for usage beyond the free tier; the shopper uploads a photo on the product page. Score: 2 + 2 + 2 + 1 + 1 = 8.

Not every “virtual try-on” app covers clothes: Perfect Corp’s YouCam app on Shopify (from $379 a month) is for makeup and eyewear.

Google Shopping apparel try-on

Google says that all brands with a shopping feed and high-quality imagery are automatically opted into apparel try-on, shown in free listings and Shopping ads. Images should be at least 512 × 512 pixels, ideally 1024 or more, with one garment on a front-facing model or laid flat. The help page does not list countries or fees.

It needs no code, but it lives on Google rather than on your product page, and eligibility is Google’s call. Score: 1 + 2 + 2 + 0 + 1 = 6 (no fee is stated, so cost to start scores 0 under our method). It works well alongside a button on your own site.

• WEARFITS vs Google try-on for shops

APIs: FASHN and Perfect Corp

FASHN sells API credits on demand at $0.075 each with a $7.50 minimum; most tools start at 1 credit per image and there are no free API credits. Perfect Corp’s clothes try-on API is REST-based; its blog lists 2 units per result, $24 a month for 500 units and 40 free trial units without a card.

Both are self-serve, but you build the shopper flow yourself: photo upload, consent, storage and the button. Score for each: 1 + 1 + 2 + 1 + 2 = 7.

Sales-led and not scored

Veesual’s home page offers “Book a call” and “Try for free” and describes connecting a product feed to turn product visuals into short videos; integration details and prices are not on that page. Score: 0 + 1 + 1 + 0 + 0 = 2.

We did not score 3DLOOK YourFit: its Shopify listing says the app is not currently available on the Shopify App Store and shows no prices. Other names you may meet, such as Zyler or Wanna, are not scored because we could not find current public integration details.