Virtual try-on widget for fashion e-commerce
FittingMe.ai helps fashion brands test virtual try-on and size recommendation on their product pages, without promising commercial outcomes before measurement.
A B2B WIDGET FOR FASHION PRODUCT PAGES
The widget pairs virtual try-on on a photo with size recommendation, embedded directly on the product page. The goal: remove two barriers to purchase, picturing yourself in a garment and choosing your size.
The two services can be switched on separately or together, depending on the catalogue’s needs.
WHAT THE SHOPPER SEES
FittingMe buttons sit on the product page and open a drawer on the page. Virtual try-on lets shoppers see a garment on themselves from a photo: the widget renders it on the shopper’s silhouette — not a generic avatar, not a model proxy — and drape, length and proportion can be read in the same component. On mobile, the photo is chosen from the phone; on a computer, a QR code lets them send it from their phone.
For size, three methods to choose from — entering measurements, describing their body shape or taking photos — lead to the same result: the recommended size, explained, with a fit score, before adding to cart. The size recommendation is scheduled to go into production in October 2026.
WHAT THE MERCHANT PREPARES
The pilot relies on your product pages, your catalogue references and visuals, and your size chart for the recommendation. It is scoped against your variants, cuts, collections, consent flow and analytics plan. Your team links each product to its catalogue reference, without rebuilding the whole purchase journey. The technical scope is agreed together before launch.
HOW INTEGRATION WORKS
An asynchronous script tag and a container are added to your product page; the script shows the widget there in an iframe. Their impact on your pages is checked during integration, on desktop and on mobile.
The widget therefore fits into Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Magento, Salesforce Commerce Cloud or a custom stack, as long as the platform allows this script on the product page: your platform’s compatibility and the access required are checked with you before the pilot.
PHOTOS AND DATA
A photo confirmed for try-on can be kept for the next try-ons on the same shop and the same browser. It can be deleted from the widget and is erased at the latest 48 hours after the last try-on activity. The notice shown before confirmation explains this retention.
HOW THE PILOT IS MEASURED
An A/B test compares visitors with and without FittingMe. The scope, the traffic split and the indicators — add to cart, conversion, returns, average order value — are agreed together before launch. The pilot measures results on your catalogue and your traffic; no gain is guaranteed in advance.