A widget that lives in your shop, so your shoppers can see themselves in your clothes before they buy.
The concept: one of your garments, rendered onto a real shopper, live.
Every minute spent trying something on is a minute on your site, on top of the browsing and reading they would have done anyway. Among shoppers who open it, more than 2 in 5 stay past five minutes and 1 in 10 past half an hour.
A shopper several minutes into a product page.
11.3% of shoppers who tried a garment on clicked add-to-cart or buy-now in the same window.
Not one product page. 3 in 4 shoppers go past the first item they came for.
Average session, from a shopper’s first try-on to their last.
Measured on our own network, across real storefronts.
Click Try-On on any garment.
The same widget your shoppers would get, on your own products, on mobile and desktop, once it's installed. Free to trial, so it won't serve your whole traffic.
Both free to start, and either takes about a minute. Option 1 shows it to you alone and changes nothing on your site; Option 2 puts it live for your shoppers.
See the try-on running on your own product pages, without changing your website. Previewing needs a computer; the live widget serves your shoppers on mobile too.
Seamless: no work for your engineers. On Shopify it's one
click from the App Store. Anywhere else, paste one line before
</body>:
or try it on your own store right now
<script src="https://tryanywear.ai/widget/latest/anywear.js?domain=yourstore.com" async></script>
Free to trial: enough to prove it on your store, not to serve all your shoppers. Happy with what you see? Talk to an expert about opening it to everyone.
</body>, or one click if you are on Shopify. No complex APIs, no build step, no theme files edited. Live in under an hour with near-zero engineering cost. Deleting the line removes it completely.async script of about 17 KB, so your pages keep loading exactly as fast as they do today.Our model covers the great majority of fashion catalogues. On a live storefront we auto-select the supported garments, so the try-on button appears where we can give your shopper a render we would stand behind. We set that selection up for enterprise catalogues.
The Chrome extension preview is deliberately unfiltered: try any garment, on your own site or anyone else’s, and see the full range for yourself. The auto-selection comes in when you go live.
People post their try-on videos on social media.
Which tends to carry your storefront along with it: distribution you didn't buy, and your brand in front of people who weren't shopping yet.
