Shoppers don't abandon a cart because they dislike a piece — they abandon it because they can't picture themselves in it. The Try shows them, right on your product page, before they decide.
No app required · Works on your existing site · Previews in seconds
That's the question every shopper asks before they buy — and on most product pages, nothing answers it. Not a size chart. Not a model who looks nothing like them. That silence is where the sale quietly ends, seconds before checkout.
They found the piece. They liked the price. They read the reviews. Then they paused — your product photo in one tab, a size chart in the other — trying to picture themselves actually wearing it. A few seconds later, they closed the tab instead of opening their wallet.
You didn't lose that sale to a competitor. You lost it to a question nobody on the page could answer.
Customers who can see themselves in a piece hesitate less at checkout. Fewer maybes, more sales.
A static product photo becomes something to interact with. Shoppers browse more, and stay longer.
AI try-on sets your product pages apart from every brand still shipping a hanger shot.
Roll try-on out across every collection and seasonal drop — without a single reshoot.
Most shoppers don't abandon a cart because they dislike a piece — they abandon it because they can't picture themselves in it. Try-on answers that question at the exact moment they're deciding, instead of leaving it to guesswork.
Uncertainty about fit is one of the biggest drivers of hesitation and returns. Seeing the actual item on a real body builds the confidence a size chart never does — and it does it before the sale, when it can still change the outcome.
An interactive preview holds a shopper on the product page instead of losing them to a scroll. More time actively engaging with one item is a stronger intent signal than more items skimmed.
A preview of themselves in a piece is the kind of thing a shopper sends to a friend before buying — free, built-in social proof that a product photo alone never generates.
These are the mechanisms, stated plainly — not projected numbers. Once you're live, we'll help you track the real lift for your own catalog.
Customers commit faster when they can see fit and drape on a real body, not a mannequin.
Bring your product page up to the standard shoppers already expect from every other app they use.
Try-on is still rare in fashion commerce. Early adoption reads as innovation, not gimmick.
Less second-guessing, less cart abandonment, more customers who buy with confidence.
Add The Try to your product pages with a short embed. No app, no rebuild.
Shoppers upload one photo, once — it's ready for every item they try on after.
The Try renders the garment on the customer's photo in seconds.
Shoppers check out already knowing how it'll look when it arrives.
<script src="https://thetry-widget.netlify.app/thetry-embed.js"></script>
<script>
TheTry.init({ widgetKey: "wgt_your_key" });
// on your "Try On" button
TheTry.openTryOn({
id: "04128",
name: "Product Name",
photos: ["product-photo.jpg"]
});
</script>One script tag, one init call. Point openTryOn at each product's id, name and photos — every SKU gets try-on automatically.
No setup fee. No required subscription. You only pay when The Try helps you make a sale. Prefer one fixed monthly bill? We offer that too.
of each qualifying purchase made through The Try. Nothing is charged on purchases that don't go through the widget.
✓ No setup fee
✓ No required subscription
✓ Billed automatically as each sale comes in
About $2,600 a month. For high-volume brands that want one predictable bill instead of a percentage.
✓ One fixed monthly bill
✓ Try-on volume set to fit your traffic
✓ Set up with us directly, paid by bank transfer
Pick the size that fits your traffic. Plans are set up with us directly and paid by bank transfer.
Prices are in rupees; dollar amounts are approximate.
A single clear, front-facing photo in reasonable lighting. No studio setup or specific pose required.
No — it works alongside your existing shots. The Try renders your product on the customer, using your product photo as the source.
Most brands are live within a week: one embed script, plus mapping your product images to SKUs.
Apparel today.
Give every customer a preview of themselves in your collection — and turn "will this look right on me?" from a reason to leave into a reason to buy.