TryMyLook uses AI to show how clothes will look on you before you buy. Try it as a shopper or add virtual try-on to your WooCommerce store via plugin or API.
Category
AI
Pricing
Usage-based subscription pricing with three tiers: Individual $10/month (125 try-ons), Premium $49/month (700 try-ons), and eCommerce $320/month (5,000 try-ons, full API access)., from $10 / mo
TryMyLook is an AI virtual try-on platform built by Kudzu.ai for online fashion shoppers and e-commerce retailers. Individual shoppers upload a photo of themselves and a photo of a clothing item, and the AI generates a realistic preview of how the outfit would look on them within 30-60 seconds, aiming to cut down on returns caused by poor fit or style mismatch. For merchants, TryMyLook also offers a free, open-source WordPress/WooCommerce plugin that adds a 'Try On Me' button directly to product pages, plus a full API for custom e-commerce integrations. The company describes itself as currently in beta and is focused on fashion, jewelry, eyewear, and apparel retailers looking to reduce return rates and boost shopper confidence.
Key Features
AI Virtual Try-On — Upload a photo of yourself and a clothing item to get an AI-generated preview of how the outfit looks on you in about 30-60 seconds.
WooCommerce Plugin — A free, open-source WordPress/WooCommerce plugin adds a one-click 'Try On Me' button to product pages (requires WordPress 5.8+, WooCommerce 5.0+, PHP 7.4+, SSL).
API Access — The eCommerce plan provides full API access so businesses can integrate virtual try-on directly into their own website or app.
White-Label Customization — eCommerce customers get white-label and custom branding options for embedding try-on experiences under their own brand.
Analytics Dashboard — The eCommerce plan includes an analytics dashboard for tracking virtual try-on usage and performance.
Image Downloads — Users can download and save their generated try-on images, with unlimited watermark-free downloads on the Premium plan.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Fast AI-generated try-on previews (30-60 seconds) that support a wide range of clothing types
Free, open-source WooCommerce/WordPress plugin makes merchant integration straightforward
Usage-based pricing with a low-cost individual tier makes it accessible to casual shoppers
Dedicated eCommerce/API plan offers white-label customization and an analytics dashboard for retailers
Cons
Product is explicitly in beta, and the company states it cannot guarantee exact fit or sizing accuracy
Consumer plans are capped by monthly try-on quotas rather than unlimited usage
Currently WordPress/WooCommerce is the only named e-commerce integration; other platforms would need custom API work