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See a shoe on the foot

The shopper taps Try On, points a phone at their feet, and sees the shoe in the camera. On a desktop they get a QR code and continue on the phone. Nothing is installed from an app store.

This is a visual try-on. It does not tell the shopper which size to buy. That is Recommend a shoe size.

At a glance
Who can do it A merchant, on Shopify or WooCommerce. An own-website embed needs someone who can place a link or an iframe.
You need Product photos of the shoes, or a GLB / GLTF you already have.
You connect The Shopify app, the WooCommerce shoes plugin, or the AR viewer at dev.wearfits.com/tryon.
The shopper sees The shoe on their feet.
You receive A try-on button on the product. You do not receive a size.

Which store you have

  1. Shopify — install the app, mark shoe categories, and turn the theme embed on. Photos are converted for you. You do not create a WEARFITS account. Follow the Shopify checklist.
  2. WooCommerce — create an API key, install WEARFITS Shoes Tryon, and digitize the product or paste a viewer URL. Follow the WooCommerce checklist.
  3. Your own website — create an account, turn photos into a model or upload a 3D file, then place the viewer. Follow the own-website checklist.

What has to exist before the button works

  • Photos only — shoes can go through the 2D to 3D step. The usual wait is a few minutes per shoe. Shopify and WooCommerce submit the photos for you.
  • A 3D file already — upload it in the AR library at dev.wearfits.com. Accepted uploads include GLB, GLTF, OBJ, STL, and a zip of OBJ plus textures, up to 30 MB.
  • Bags in the same catalog — photos are not enough. Use See a bag on the body.

In a store

The same viewer can run full screen on a display with a camera. Product-page setup above is the self-serve path. A mirror installation is arranged with WEARFITS.

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