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Virtual try-on for Shopify stores

StyleProfile is a Shopify app: install it, let your catalogue sync, drop the try-on block into your product template, and your shoppers can build a whole outfit and see it on a body. No code, no theme fork, no photoshoot.

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StyleProfile · Try on this look

The sample shopper wearing a black merino turtleneck, an ultramarine satin midi skirt, white court sneakers and a tan tote, rendered as one look.
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The widget frame drawn in HTML around a real render — an illustration of placement, not a screenshot.

Setup

Four steps from install to live

Two of these steps happen in your Shopify admin and two happen in the theme editor. None of them need a developer, and a small catalogue can finish all four in an afternoon.

  1. 01

    Install the app on your store

    Installation takes one approval screen on your own store. We send the install link during onboarding, you approve the permissions Shopify shows you, and the app appears in your admin — no theme fork, no repository, no developer.

    The app installs through StyleProfile onboarding today. Our Shopify App Store listing is in review, and this page changes the moment it is public.

  2. 02

    Connect your catalogue

    Products sync automatically once the app is installed. Titles, variants, categories, product images and any size charts you keep on the product come across, and the sync runs again on a schedule and whenever you edit a product.

    A few hundred products finish in minutes. Tens of thousands take longer, and you can watch the sync progress rather than guess at it.

  3. 03

    Pick placement and match your theme

    Add the try-on block to your product template from the Shopify theme editor and drag it where you want it — under the buy button, beside the gallery, or inside a tab. You are working in the editor you already use.

    The widget inherits your theme’s fonts and colours by default, so it reads as part of your store rather than a bolted-on panel. Every value can be overridden if your brand needs something specific.

  4. 04

    Go live

    Publish the theme and try-on is live on the product pages you enabled. Most stores start with one collection, watch how shoppers use it for a week, then widen it.

    Turning it off is the same switch in reverse. Nothing about your product pages depends on the widget being there.

What you get

Four things appear on your store

The install puts one panel on your product page, and that panel does four jobs. Each one is live from the moment your catalogue finishes syncing.

A try-on panel on your own PDP

The widget opens over your product page instead of redirecting. The shopper stays on your URL, the cart survives, and your analytics keep attributing the session to the same page.

On the product page

Mix and match, not one garment

A shopper assembles a top, bottom, shoes and a bag from your synced products and sees them rendered together. The cross-sell is the thing they are already looking at.

Across the catalogue

A size recommendation beside the render

The fit engine reads each garment’s own measurements from your size charts and returns a size in the same panel. It is a suggestion, not a lock — every size stays selectable.

At the size decision

A dashboard of what shoppers built

Try-on volume, which combinations get assembled, and what gets added to cart after a render. Export and advanced analytics depend on your plan.

After the fact

On the product page

It opens where the shopper already is

The block sits in your product template and the panel opens over it. Your URL, your theme, your fonts — and the cart the shopper had before they opened it.

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Before you start

What you need

Four things, and you probably have all of them. Nothing here asks for new photography.

Shopify plan
Shopify or Shopify Plus. Try-on is included on every StyleProfile plan.
Theme
Online Store 2.0 themes take the block straight from the theme editor. On an older theme the widget goes in as a snippet, which we do with you.
Product images
Standard catalogue images — a clear, front-facing shot on an uncluttered background. Nothing needs re-shooting for this.
Size charts
Optional, and worth it. Garment measurements on the product are what turn try-on into a size recommendation.

FAQ

Shopify questions

Yes. On an Online Store 2.0 theme you place the try-on block from the theme editor and drag it where you want it. On an older theme the widget goes in as a snippet instead, and we do that part with you rather than handing you a code block. Either way it picks up your theme fonts and colours by default, and any of that can be overridden.

Next step

Install it and see your own products on a body

Start now and the app is on your store today, or take 30 minutes with us first and watch it run against your catalogue.

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