AI VIRTUAL TRY-ON FOR SHOPIFY
10.1 brings AI-powered virtual try-on to fashion storefronts, so shoppers can combine products, preview a coordinated look on a photo, and shop the pieces they choose.
Built for Shopify fashion storefronts.
Before
After try-onFrom a product page to a finished look, 10.1 keeps the shopper’s photo, selected pieces, and try-on result in one focused flow.
Start from the product page.
The shopper opens Virtual Try-On directly where they are already discovering a product.
Use a new photo or a saved photo.
Shoppers can upload a front photo or reuse a saved photo when returning for another look.
Choose the pieces.
The shopper browses the available categories and selects the products they want to see together.
Create Look.
Selected pieces are combined into one coordinated virtual look.
Review the try-on result.
The shopper can compare the result with the original photo and expand the image for a closer look.
Shop this look.
The result keeps the selected products close by, with options to add supported pieces to the cart.
A top rarely exists in isolation. 10.1 lets shoppers select products from multiple supported categories and preview those pieces as one coordinated look.
They can explore Tops, Bottoms, One Piece, and Shoes together when those categories are available in the merchant’s catalog. The result helps shoppers discover products in context and move from outfit creation toward purchase.
When One Piece is enabled on the storefront, shoppers can select a One Piece alongside Tops and Bottoms. Shoes remain available as an additional option.
See complete looks in actionTry-On Analytics connects completed virtual try-ons with product activity, so merchants can review interest in individual products and follow the shopper journey from try-on to cart, checkout, and purchase.
Conversion metrics are based only on products that were actually tried on.
Understand which tried-on products moved toward cart, checkout, and purchase activity. These metrics describe observed activity in the selected range; they are not promises of conversion performance.
Review the shopper and product signals available in the selected date range.
| Metric | What it measures |
|---|---|
| Unique Try-On Shoppers | The number of distinct shoppers represented in the selected date range. |
| Avg. Try-Ons per Shopper | The average number of completed try-ons per distinct shopper. |
| Try-Ons Generated | The number of completed try-on jobs in the selected date range. |
| Tried-On Pieces Added to Cart | The quantity of tried-on pieces added to cart. |
| Try-On to Cart Rate | The share of tried-on shoppers who added a tried-on piece to cart. |
| Checkouts Started with Tried-On Pieces | The number of checkout events associated with tried-on pieces. |
| Purchases of Tried-On Pieces | The quantity of purchased pieces associated with tried-on products. |
| Try-On Purchase Conversion Rate | The share of tried-on shoppers associated with a purchase of a tried-on piece. |
See which products appeared most often in completed looks.
Sort: Try-ons · Product name
10.1 provides visual product previews and activity insights. It does not guarantee conversion, revenue, average order value, retention, or return-rate improvement.
Add 10.1 to the Shopify store and open the embedded merchant dashboard.
Sync the catalog, review automatic category suggestions, move exceptions, hide categories when needed, and exclude products that should not be offered for try-on.
Add or enable the Virtual Try-On app block through Shopify’s Theme App Embed settings.
Shoppers upload a photo or use a saved photo, select supported products, create a complete look, and review the generated try-on result.
Use Try-On Analytics to review completed try-ons, product interest, cart activity, checkout activity, and purchase activity associated with tried-on pieces.
Pricing below reflects the current application configuration. Confirm the final public presentation in Shopify-managed pricing before publishing.
Free
Free forever
10 AI try-ons every 30 days
Free forever. Try-ons reset at the beginning of each usage cycle, unused try-ons do not roll over, and no credit card is required.
$29.99
Every 30 days
200 AI try-ons every 30 days
$29.99 USD every 30 days. Includes 200 try-ons per billing cycle. Additional successful try-ons are billed at $0.15 each. Usage resets each billing cycle, and unused try-ons do not roll over.
$59.99
Every 30 days
500 AI try-ons every 30 days
$59.99 USD every 30 days. Includes 500 try-ons per billing cycle. Additional successful try-ons are billed at $0.12 each. Usage resets each billing cycle, and unused try-ons do not roll over.
$99.99
Every 30 days
1,000 AI try-ons every 30 days
$99.99 USD every 30 days. Includes 1,000 try-ons per billing cycle. Additional successful try-ons are billed at $0.10 each. Usage resets each billing cycle, and unused try-ons do not roll over.
10.1 is an AI-powered virtual try-on app for Shopify fashion and apparel merchants. It lets shoppers use a photo to preview selected products and create a complete look from supported catalog categories.
A shopper opens Virtual Try-On from a product page, uploads a front photo or uses a saved photo, selects available products, and creates a look. 10.1 then returns a generated visual preview for the shopper to review.
Yes. Shoppers can select multiple supported products, with one product per available category, and combine them into a complete look. When enabled, One Piece can be selected alongside Tops and Bottoms, with Shoes available as an additional option.
The current core preview categories are Tops, Bottoms, One Piece, and Shoes. Category availability depends on the merchant’s catalog setup and storefront visibility settings.
No. A shopper can use a saved photo when the saved-photo option is available. They can also upload a new photo whenever they prefer.
Yes. Merchants can sync products, review automatic category suggestions, move products between categories, rename fixed preview categories, hide categories from the storefront, review unassigned products, and exclude products from try-on.
Unassigned products are catalog products that still need a category assignment. They remain visible in Catalog Setup until the merchant moves them into a supported category or excludes them.
Excluded products are products the merchant has deliberately marked as unavailable for virtual try-on. They remain manageable in Catalog Setup but are not offered in the shopper-facing selector.
Supported products in the generated look can be added to the cart individually or together through Add all to cart. Cart availability still depends on the product being available in Shopify.
The current storefront experience tells shoppers that processing usually takes around 60 seconds and shows progress while the result is being prepared. Actual completion time can vary with image processing and queue conditions.
TODO — Confirm before publishing: final public timing language and whether a published service-level expectation is approved.
No. 10.1 is positioned as a visual preview experience. It does not provide size recommendations, body measurements, exact-fit predictions, or guaranteed fit accuracy.
Merchants can view unique try-on shoppers, average try-ons per shopper, completed try-ons, tried-on pieces added to cart, try-on-to-cart rate, checkouts started with tried-on pieces, purchases of tried-on pieces, purchase conversion rate, try-on performance over time, and products by try-ons.
One try-on is counted when one completed AI try-on image is successfully generated. Failed generations caused by a system error are not deducted from the merchant’s allowance.
The current implementation stores a front photo in app-managed object storage so it can support saved-photo reuse and the shopper’s recent try-on history. Temporary virtual try-on files are generally retained for a limited period, such as up to 30 days, unless they are saved as part of a shopper photo profile or need to be retained longer for support, security, fraud prevention, or legal reasons. See our Privacy Policy for the complete retention and deletion terms.
10.1 is configured through Shopify’s Theme App Embed and storefront app-block experience. Compatibility with every Shopify theme has not been established, so merchants should follow the onboarding guide and test their storefront before launch.
TODO — Confirm before publishing: supported Shopify theme requirements and the final compatibility statement.
Support availability depends on the selected plan. The current billing configuration lists basic widget customization, standard email support, priority email support, and priority onboarding and support. Privacy questions and requests can be sent to support@tenptone.com.
The Free plan stops at its included allowance. Paid plans can allow additional successful try-ons at the plan’s configured per-try-on rate, subject to the merchant’s overage setting and limit.
Bring image-led virtual try-on and complete-look discovery to your Shopify storefront.
