TryOn Virtual

Overview

TryOn Virtual is browser-based virtual try-on software for retailers adding interactive product experiences to online stores. It suits merchants selling both tracked-AR products and items better represented by shopper photos; the main trade-off is that usage allowances are finite, including on paid plans.

Its mix of try-on methods and storefront integrations makes it a flexible option for ecommerce teams. It is less compelling for a store that needs a large monthly volume at no cost or wants a flat fee without usage overages.

Key features

For eyewear and watches, shoppers use face or wrist tracking, with browser rendering described at 60fps. AR processing takes place on the shopper’s device, and TryOn Virtual says it does not receive or store camera images, video, or tracking data. That makes the AR path a better fit for privacy-conscious merchants than an approach that sends live camera material to a service.

For clothing, shoes, accessories, jewelry, bags, and luggage, shoppers can upload a photo to create an AI composite without a product 3D model. This can extend try-on to products for which a merchant lacks 3D assets, but it does require an image upload. TryOn Virtual says it deletes uploaded photos within 24 hours and does not use them to train its models. Its stated security measures include TLS in transit, private object storage, and access controls limiting stored images to processing systems.

Merchants with 3D assets can use GLB, GLTF, USDZ, SPZ, and PLY formats. Shopify uses a native theme extension that requires no custom development; WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, and custom storefronts are also supported. Custom storefronts can connect through a JavaScript snippet, while a REST API supports product management and storefront integration. The dashboard reports sessions, product engagement, and conversion metrics, giving merchants measures to assess usage and performance.

Pricing

Starter is free and includes 25 try-on sessions per month and three free AI-built 3D models. Usage pauses when the session allowance is reached, so it is a low-risk way to evaluate the product but a poor fit for a store expecting steady traffic.

Essentials costs 15.00 USD per month, or $15 / month, with annual billing at $150/year — save 17%. It includes 150 sessions and five free AI-built 3D models; additional 3D generation costs $0.75 and extra sessions cost $0.15 each. It is the entry paid tier for smaller stores, though overages can add to the subscription when demand exceeds the included sessions.

Growth costs 49.00 USD per month, billed $49 / month or $492/year — save 16%. Its 500 sessions and 10 free AI-built 3D models suit a busier store; additional 3D generation is $0.50 and extra sessions are $0.05 each. Scale costs 149.00 USD per month, billed $149 / month or $1,548/year — save 13%, and includes 5,000 sessions and 100 free AI-built 3D models. Its overage rates match Growth, making it the clearest choice for higher volumes among the priced plans.

Custom has custom pricing and includes unlimited try-on sessions and AI-built 3D models, plus non-Shopify storefronts and in-store retail. It is the relevant tier for merchants beyond the listed Shopify plans, but its price must be obtained directly. The stated 14-day trial offers a time-limited way to assess paid use.

Starter and Essentials include email support; Growth adds priority chat and email, while Scale and Custom include 24/7 support. These differences matter for merchants who need faster or around-the-clock assistance.

Platforms

TryOn Virtual supports web and API use. Its Shopify theme extension suits merchants seeking a direct storefront integration, while the JavaScript snippet and REST API give custom storefront teams another route. The listed additional integrations are WooCommerce, Magento, and BigCommerce.

Who it's for

TryOn Virtual is best for retailers who want to cover several product categories with both tracked AR and photo-based composites, especially Shopify merchants or teams able to integrate through a snippet or API. The no-3D-model photo workflow is useful when catalog breadth matters more than having a 3D asset for every item.

It is not the strongest fit for a small shop that needs more than 25 monthly sessions but cannot budget for a paid plan, or a high-volume merchant unwilling to monitor session and 3D-generation overages. Stores focused only on mobile apps may also prefer a product with explicitly listed iOS or Android platforms.

Pros and cons

• Two complementary try-on methods: tracked AR for eyewear and watches pairs with photo composites for categories that do not need product 3D models.
• Broad storefront options: native Shopify integration, three other named ecommerce platforms, and snippet/API routes serve different technical setups.
• Clear privacy distinction: live AR processing stays on-device, while uploaded photos are said to be deleted within 24 hours and excluded from model training.
• Modest free allowance: 25 monthly sessions and usage pausing at the limit constrain Starter to evaluation or very low-volume use.
• Metered paid usage: per-session and per-3D-generation overages mean monthly costs can rise beyond the subscription.

Alternatives

Choose DRESSX Virtual Try-On if you want a paid option spanning Android, iOS, web, and API, with a custom-priced enterprise plan offering a personalized demo and tailored B2B try-on. PICTOFiT is a paid alternative with Android, iOS, and web platforms. WANNA is another paid option for Android, iOS, and web.

Fittingbox Virtual Try-On is worth comparing if you want a paid product with a free trial and a published Bronze tier at 59.00 USD per month, billed $59 /month or $590 /year annually, with up to 10 active products and up to 500 virtual try-ons. Veesual is a paid alternative for web, iOS, and Android. If a free plan and mobile access matter, compare virtual.fit, a freemium option for web and iOS. Fitly and Kivisense Virtual Try-On are also freemium options, each listed for web.

Browse AI Virtual Try-On Tools or Virtual Try-On Software for more options in the category.

Verdict

TryOn Virtual is a strong fit for ecommerce retailers who need both camera-tracked AR and photo-based try-on, particularly those using Shopify or able to integrate a custom storefront. Its range of methods, integrations, and on-device AR processing is the main reason to choose it; the 25-session free cap and paid overages are the main reasons to look elsewhere if predictable, high-volume use is the priority.