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Built for how you sell

StyleProfile is one engine with four ways in. An apparel brand, a platform serving thousands of merchants, a footwear label and a marketplace all need try-on for different reasons, so each of these pages answers the version of the question you actually have.

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Four verticals · One catalogue sync · Shopify app live today

Apparel
Platforms
Footwear
Marketplaces

Pick your shape

Four verticals, four different problems

The engine is the same in all four cases; the reason to buy it is not. Start with the one that describes your catalogue.

A black garment rail holding a cream knit, ivory blouse, camel blazer and trousers, black leather jacket and a navy slip dress in a bright room.

01 — Apparel brands and multi-brand stores

Fashion retailers

Shoppers see the garment on a body and a size beside it, before the order is placed. The questions that drive apparel returns get answered on the product page.

Fit answered before checkout
Cross-sell through whole looks
No per-SKU photoshoot

Virtual try-on for fashion retailers

A product photography setup: a softbox on a stand lighting an ivory poplin shirt hung on a small wooden rack on a shooting table.

02 — Platforms, agencies and custom builds

Ecommerce platforms

Two ways in, one engine behind them: a no-code widget that ships on Shopify today, and a REST API with an SDK for every other stack.

Widget or API, same renders
Days of work, not quarters
Inherits your theme

Add try-on to any storefront

White leather sneakers, black slingback heels, a tan leather tote and a black chain shoulder bag arranged on a warm grey studio backdrop.

03 — Beyond apparel

Footwear & accessories

Shoes and bags rendered true to scale on a real body, and composed into the outfit they are meant to be worn with. A size chart cannot show either.

Scale a shopper can judge
Styled in context, not on white
Same pipeline as apparel

Try-on beyond apparel

Sixteen folded garments laid out in a four-by-four grid on a warm grey surface: shirts, knits, trousers, denim and skirts.

04 — Many sellers, one catalogue

Marketplaces

One render pipeline across thousands of sellers. Every listing gets the same body, the same light and the same crop, from the catalogue images sellers already upload.

Consistent across every seller
Catalogue images in, renders out
Approved imagery only

Try-on across thousands of sellers

Same engine, four pitches

Vertical changes the pitch, not the plumbing

Whatever you sell

Three things stay the same

Vertical changes the pitch, not the plumbing. These three hold across every page above.

Fabric swatch cards fanned on a warm table: linen, wool, cotton, denim and satin in cream, oatmeal, camel, charcoal and deep blue.

Constant one
One catalogue sync
Products, images and size charts pull in from your store on a schedule. Nothing is tagged, cut out or re-shot by hand, whatever you sell.
Constant two
Whole outfits, not single items
A top, a bottom, shoes and a bag render together on one body. Most try-on tools show one product at a time, which is why they rarely move basket size.
Constant three
A size answer beside the render
The fit engine reads the same garment measurements the renderer uses, so the size a shopper is shown is the size in the picture.