Shopify
WooCommerce
APIVirtual try-on for streetwear.
Streetwear shoppers choose pieces for their silhouette: boxy, oversized or cropped. Genlook adds a try-on button to your product pages, so shoppers can see how a hoodie or tee looks on their own photo in under 10 seconds.
Free plan, no card needed
8.2 sFree plan, no card needed
Used by 900+ fashion stores
Example streetwear try-ons
Two shoppers, four different pieces. Each result is shown next to the product photo it was made from.
Size charts don't show how an oversized piece will look
Streetwear is bought on cut and silhouette. A size chart can't show whether a boxy tee will look relaxed or too big on a shopper. A note like “model wears size L for an oversized fit” helps only shoppers with the model's build.
- The intended silhouette is part of the product, and a chart can't show it
- Oversized pieces look different on every height and build
- Genlook shows the piece on the shopper's own photo before checkout
Genlook900+
fashion stores use Genlook
5.0
rating on the Shopify App Store
8.2s
median time per try-on
Tees to jackets
streetwear styles supported
Try-on for hoodies, tees, jackets and cargos
Oversized crewnecks, windbreakers and cargo pants each have their own cut. Genlook shows each piece with the cut it was designed with.
How Genlook shows oversized and boxy pieces
Keeps the intended silhouette
Boxy pieces stay boxy and oversized pieces stay oversized, so shoppers see the style as it was designed.
Keeps graphics readable
Chest prints, embroidery and puff prints are placed on the garment and stay recognizable.
Shows drop shoulders
Genlook places the shoulder seam lower on the arm for drop-shoulder pieces, the way the style is worn.
Shows the length on the shopper
Shoppers see where a hoodie or tee ends on their body in the photo and how loose it looks.
Where stores use try-on
Product pages
Shoppers see how a boxy or oversized piece looks on them, next to the add-to-cart button.
Drop day
Shoppers who arrive during a drop can see the piece on themselves while it is still in stock.
Email & campaigns
Link drop announcements to product pages with try-on.
Why silhouette matters when selling streetwear online
Streetwear buyers usually know their tag size. A chart doesn't tell them how the piece will look: whether the boxy tee sits at the hip, or how loose a hoodie looks on their build. A note like "Model is 6'1" wearing L" helps shoppers with that build only, and surveys show the wider problem: 46% of shoppers report difficulty picking the right clothing size online.
During a drop, shoppers who are unsure often leave and don't come back. A try-on on the shopper's own photo shows how the piece looks on them while the drop is still live. Your size chart still covers size. The live demo shows how oversized pieces render.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with layered streetwear?
It works best on outer layers (jackets, hoodies, overshirts) and base layers (tees, long sleeves). It shows the garment the shopper selects as the outermost layer.
Will large front graphics get distorted?
Genlook places graphics, puff prints and embroidery on the chest and keeps them recognizable. Clear product photos on plain backgrounds give the best results.
Can we use flat lay photography?
Yes. A flat lay or ghost mannequin shot is enough for Genlook to show the piece on a shopper.
Does it tell shoppers which size to order?
No. It shows how the piece looks on the shopper's photo. The size chart is still how they pick a size.
Are shoppers' photos private?
Yes. Photos are encrypted in transit and at rest, never used to train AI models, and deleted automatically after 7 days.
What does it cost?
The Free plan includes 10 try-ons a month, and no card is required. Paid plans include more try-ons each month.
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Or use the Try-On API for a custom store.
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