GENLOOK FOR HAIR

Virtual try-on for wigs & hair.

A wig is bought on one question: "will this look natural on me?" Genlook blends your lace fronts and full wigs onto the shopper's own face, right on the product page, before they order.

Wig try-ons, generated.

Same shopper photo, four different styles, each with the product photo it came from.

Lace front curly wigLace front curly wig, original photo
Lace front curly wig
Body wave bobBody wave bob, original photo
Body wave bob
Honey blonde bobHoney blonde bob, original photo
Honey blonde bob
Jerry curl lace wigJerry curl lace wig, original photo
Jerry curl lace wig

Trusted by 400+ fashion brands

★★★★★5.0on the Shopify App Store
Karl Lagerfeld
Fashion's Park
Sanaulla International
Monastery
Aspiga
Saltrock
Como 1907
Kelly Felder
ESSENTIA
G2000
GQSize
Daly Dress
Al Karim Fabrics
Gabos London
Bo-Star
Anthony's
CĖNC
SARA ELEMARY

02 · The problem with wigs online

They're not buying hair. They're buying how it frames their face.

A wig buyer is making a high-consideration, deeply personal purchase from a photo of someone else's face. Even great photography can't answer the only question that matters, so carts stall, and the orders that do land often come back.

· The model's features and skin tone aren't the shopper's

· "Natural-looking" can only be judged on the wearer

· Genlook shows the blend on their face, before the order

Honey blonde bob
Body wave bob
Lace front curly wig
GENERATED
Lace front curly wig

Swipe for the next style, same face. Cards cycle on their own.

−24%

returns on try-on wig orders

+32%

conversion after a try-on

6.2s

from their selfie to the style

Bob–wave

every length, texture and color

03 · Every style and texture

From bob to body wave, the style survives.

A lace front isn't a hairpiece isn't a jerry curl. The engine keeps each texture honest on their face.

Lace frontBody waveBobCurlyStraight
Honey blondeSide partJerry curlHairpieces+ yours

04 · What the engine gets right

Blending an accessory engine can't fake.

Lace fronts read as hairline

The delicate lace transition renders as natural hair, not a hard edge across the forehead.

Skin tone blends in

Shading adjusts to the shopper's skin tone from their own photo. No pasted-on look.

Texture keeps its character

Tight curls stay tight, body waves stay soft, and color reads true to the product photo.

Every hair product, one engine

Lace fronts, full wigs, hairpieces, extensions: routed automatically from the product image.

Lace front, generated
Lace front, generated
Body wave bob, generated
Body wave bob, generated

05 · Where wig brands use it

Not just the product page.

Product pages

Lace-front blend and face framing shown on the shopper's own features before they order.

Style switching

One selfie, the whole collection: shoppers flick through lengths and colors on themselves.

New-style launches

Send launch emails to try-on pages and turn "will it look natural?" into checkouts.

06 · In depth

The most personal purchase in beauty e-commerce.

Wigs combine a high price point, an emotional purchase, and a result that depends entirely on the wearer's face and skin tone. Broad fashion surveys already show 38% of shoppers struggling to find styles that fit them; with hair, the reference photo is even less transferable, because "natural-looking" is a judgment only the wearer's own reflection can make.

A selfie-based preview brings that judgment forward to the product page: length, color and face framing on their own features, with one photo reused across the whole collection. The wig try-on guide covers the setup in detail, and the live demo shows how hairlines and textures render.

Honey blonde bob, generated
Honey blonde bob, generated

07 · Wigs, specifically

Asked by wig brands.

Does the try-on work for lace-front wigs?

Yes. The engine is calibrated for lace fronts, preserving the transition at the hairline so the result reads as natural hair.

Will the rendering match different skin tones accurately?

Yes. The engine detects skin tone from the shopper's photo and adjusts the blending so the wig feels like it's really on the wearer.

What if the shopper has long hair underneath?

The wig renders over the existing hair. For the most accurate result, add a tip on your product page: "Tie hair back for best try-on results."

Do color variants each need their own photo?

Yes, one clear photo per colorway gives the truest render. The engine picks up length, texture, and color from the image itself.

Are shoppers' selfies private?

Yes. Photos are encrypted, never used to train models, and deleted automatically after 7 days.

What does it cost?

The free plan includes 100 generations, enough to test your bestselling styles. Paid plans scale with monthly volume, and shoppers who only browse cost you nothing.

Runs wherever you sell.

Shopify app →WooCommerce plugin →Try-On API for custom stores →

One engine, every storefront

Further reading

Deep-dive guide →What is virtual try-on? →ROI calculator →

Every product page, a styling session.

Free plan, 100 generations included. Works with the style photos you already have.