Genlook vs. Looksy

On the core experience, these two apps genuinely resemble each other. A shopper uploads a photo, an AI model generates them wearing the garment, and the result appears on the product page. Both are recent, both are rated 5.0, and both passed Shopify's Built for Shopify review. Looksy deserves credit for its privacy posture too: it makes a point of not storing shopper photos at all.

The gap opens around the generation. Looksy keeps the widget deliberately minimal: English interface, analytics on paid plans, and email capture only as part of its enterprise customization tier.

How Genlook handles it

Genlook treats the try-on as a step in the funnel rather than a feature on its own. The widget detects the shopper's language and renders in it, more than 50 covered. The email ask lands during the try-on, on standard plans, with triggers you configure. Every step from impression to add-to-cart reports to the dashboard, and captured emails sync to Klaviyo.

If you want the smallest possible widget with a strict privacy stance, Looksy is a clean pick. If your traffic is international or you want each try-on to leave something behind, an email, a data point, a retargetable shopper, that is what Genlook is built around.