Fits existing product journeys
Launch from a product page, catalog card, saved item, or mobile shopping screen.
Online fitting-room experience
Build a photo-based virtual fitting room for fashion shoppers
Understand virtual fitting rooms and how TryRobe adds photo-based AI try-on to fashion websites and shopping applications.
Direct answer
What is a virtual fitting room?
A virtual fitting room is an online shopping experience that helps a customer visualize a wearable product before purchase. TryRobe provides the photo-based generation and API workflow for this experience: a shopper supplies a suitable photo, chooses a product, and the merchant securely requests a visual try-on result from its backend.
A production fitting-room experience also needs consent, image guidance, loading and failure states, secure key storage, asynchronous completion, result expiry messaging, and a clear statement that the preview does not replace measurements or size charts.
What this workflow provides
Merchant-controlled interface
Keep the storefront UI and customer relationship while TryRobe handles the protected API workflow.
Responsible expectations
Present the result as an appearance preview and retain normal product sizing information.
How it works
- 1Add a Try on action to an eligible product.
- 2Collect informed image consent and a clear customer photo.
- 3Send the request from the merchant backend.
- 4Show an asynchronous progress state.
- 5Display the protected result with fit guidance.
Supported context
Product-page try-on
Mobile shopping apps
Boutique catalogs
D2C storefronts
Jewellery catalogs
Marketplace fashion listings
- Storefront key exposure
- Not permitted
- Customer expectation
- Visual preview
- Completion
- Async
- Result access
- Protected URL
Questions and factual answers
Does a virtual fitting room replace a size chart?
No. Keep size charts, measurements, material details, and seller policies visible because image generation does not calculate exact physical fit.
Can it be added without rebuilding the store?
Usually yes. A merchant can add a small frontend experience and connect it to a backend endpoint that integrates with TryRobe.
Is customer consent required?
Merchants should obtain appropriate consent and ensure users have the right to upload every person and product image submitted.
Continue exploring TryRobe
Choose the TryRobe path that matches your workflow.
Start with one complimentary standard generation or create a Business workspace for API access.