---
slug: onyou
competitorName: OnYou
title: 'Genlook vs OnYou: Shopify Virtual Try-On Apps Compared'
description: >-
  OnYou bundles try-on with a chat assistant and size recs. Genlook focuses on
  the try-on itself, in 50+ languages. Pricing and features compared line by
  line.
keywords:
  - Genlook vs OnYou
  - OnYou alternative
  - virtual try on comparison
  - shopify virtual try on app
  - AI clothing try on
eyebrow: OnYou alternative
h1: Genlook vs. OnYou
tldr: >-
  OnYou bundles AI try-on with a shopping assistant and size recommendations.
  Genlook puts everything into the try-on itself: speed, languages and a flow
  tuned for add-to-cart. Pricing is nearly identical, so here is what actually
  differs.
primaryCtaText: 'Install GenLook: AI Virtual Try On'
primaryCtaHref: >-
  https://apps.shopify.com/genlook-virtual-try-on?utm_source=g_landing&utm_medium=website
secondaryCtaText: Try the live demo →
secondaryCtaHref: 'https://demo.genlook.app'
noindex: false
canonicalPath: /shopify/vs/onyou
---

<Verdict
  label="01 — The short verdict"
  title="A bundle, or a focused widget."
  description="Both apps generate AI try-ons from a shopper photo at almost the same price. They differ in where the effort goes."
>
  <VerdictColumn name="OnYou" bestFor="Built around an assistant">
    <Point type="pro">AI shopping assistant answers product questions in real time</Point>
    <Point type="pro">Size recommendations alongside the try-on</Point>
    <Point type="pro">Email capture and analytics included</Point>
    <Point type="con">Widget listed in English only</Point>
    <Point type="con">3.6 stars on the App Store, no Built for Shopify badge</Point>
  </VerdictColumn>
  <VerdictColumn name="Genlook" bestFor="Built around the try-on itself">
    <Point type="pro">5.0 stars and the Built for Shopify badge</Point>
    <Point type="pro">Widget auto-translates into 50+ languages</Point>
    <Point type="pro">Every step A/B tested against add-to-cart</Point>
    <Point type="pro">Klaviyo and Shopify Flow integrations</Point>
  </VerdictColumn>
</Verdict>

<ComparisonTable
  label="02 — Feature by feature"
  title="Where each app stands."
  subtitle="Checked against both App Store listings."
>
  <Row
    feature="Pricing"
    desc="What it takes to start"
    genlook="Free plan, then $19.99/mo for 100 try-ons"
    competitor="Free plan, then $19/mo for 100 try-ons"
    equal
  />
  <Row
    feature="Overage"
    desc="Cost per extra try-on"
    genlook="$0.17 on the entry plan"
    competitor="$0.21 on the entry plan"
    highlightGenlook
  />
  <Row
    feature="Languages"
    desc="What international shoppers see"
    genlook="50+ languages, auto-detected"
    competitor="English, per its listing"
    highlightGenlook
  />
  <Row
    feature="Shopping assistant"
    desc="Chat guidance for shoppers"
    genlook="Not offered, visual focus"
    competitor="AI chatbot included"
  />
  <Row
    feature="Size guidance"
    desc="Help choosing a size"
    genlook="AI size chart coming soon"
    competitor="Size recommendations included"
  />
  <Row
    feature="Lead capture"
    desc="Emails collected during the try-on"
    genlook="Built in, configurable triggers"
    competitor="Email capture tool included"
    equal
  />
  <Row
    feature="Integrations"
    desc="Third-party tools"
    genlook="Klaviyo, Flow, Shopify admin"
    competitor="Shopify admin"
    highlightGenlook
  />
  <Row
    feature="Track record"
    desc="App Store standing"
    genlook="5.0 stars, Built for Shopify"
    competitor="3.6 stars"
    highlightGenlook
  />
</ComparisonTable>

<ExamplesGallery
  title="The part you can't compare on paper."
  note="Four generations from the Genlook engine on real product photos."
>
  <ExampleItem
    example="dresses-cocktail-mini-dress--freya"
    href="/for/dresses"
  />
  <ExampleItem
    example="streetwear-oversized-hoodie--leo"
    href="/for/streetwear"
  />
  <ExampleItem
    example="denim-high-rise-straight-jeans--nadia"
    title="High-waisted jeans"
    href="/for/denim"
  />
  <ExampleItem
    example="outerwear-trench-coat--claire"
    title="Classic trench coat"
    href="/for/outerwear"
  />
</ExamplesGallery>

<ProseSection label="03 — The real difference" title="More features, or more depth">
OnYou, built by the team at Tolstoy, is a bundle: photo-based try-on, an AI assistant that chats with shoppers, size recommendations and upsell tools in one app. If you want one install to cover several jobs on the product page, that is a reasonable pitch, and its pricing sits within a dollar of Genlook's at every entry tier.

The question is where depth matters. A chatbot answers questions a shopper thinks to ask. The try-on answers the one they rarely type: "would this actually look good on me?"

### How Genlook handles it

Genlook spends its entire budget on that one answer. The flow from button to result is A/B tested against add-to-cart rate, generations land in 9.3 seconds median, and the widget renders in the shopper's own language, more than 50 covered, where OnYou ships in English. Around the core sit the pieces that turn try-ons into revenue you can trace: configurable email capture, Klaviyo and Shopify Flow integrations, and funnel analytics from impression to add-to-cart.

The public track record is part of the comparison too: Genlook holds 5.0 stars with the Built for Shopify badge, while OnYou sits at 3.6 stars without it. Both apps are young; the reviews are worth reading either way.

</ProseSection>

<FeatureGrid label="04 — In practice" title="What Genlook is tuned for.">
  <Feature
    title="Add-to-cart"
    description="The widget flow ends at the cart. Each step is A/B tested against add-to-cart rate."
  />
  <Feature
    title="Email capture"
    description="The email ask appears during the try-on. You choose when it triggers and what it says."
  />
  <Feature
    title="Every shopper's language"
    description="The widget detects each shopper's language and renders in it, with more than 50 languages covered. No setup."
  />
  <Feature
    title="Funnel analytics"
    description="Impressions, opens, uploads, generations and add-to-cart events, reported in the dashboard."
  />
</FeatureGrid>

<Steps label="05 — Switching" title="From OnYou to Genlook, step by step.">
  <Step number="1" title="Install Genlook" description="From the Shopify App Store. The free plan needs no card." />
  <Step
    number="2"
    title="Swap the app embeds"
    description="In the theme editor, turn OnYou's embed off and Genlook's on. No code changes."
  />
  <Step
    number="3"
    title="Check the funnel"
    description="Try-ons, captured emails and add-to-cart events report from the first session."
  />
</Steps>

<PricingSection label="06 — Genlook Pricing" />

<TrustStrip />

<Faq label="07 — FAQ" title="Questions, answered.">
  <FaqItem question="Pricing looks the same. What actually differs?">
    The core try-on plans are within a dollar of each other, and both apps capture emails. The differences are around
    the edges: Genlook renders in 50+ languages, integrates with Klaviyo and Shopify Flow, charges less per extra
    try-on, and carries a 5.0 rating with the Built for Shopify badge. OnYou adds a chat assistant and size
    recommendations that Genlook does not have.
  </FaqItem>
  <FaqItem question="Does Genlook have a shopping assistant like OnYou?">
    No, by design. Genlook focuses on the visual moment: the shopper sees the garment on themselves and decides. If a
    product-page chatbot is a priority for your store, OnYou bundles one; Genlook keeps the widget focused on the
    try-on.
  </FaqItem>
  <FaqItem question="Does Genlook recommend sizes?">
    Not yet. An AI size chart is coming. Today Genlook answers the "how does it look?" question; OnYou includes
    measurement-based size recommendations alongside its try-on.
  </FaqItem>
  <FaqItem question="Can I compare Genlook and OnYou before deciding?">
    Yes. Duplicate your theme, enable Genlook's embed on the preview, and compare it against OnYou on your live theme.
    Both free plans make the test free.
  </FaqItem>
  <FaqItem question="Will the widget slow my product pages?">
    No. Genlook loads after your page renders and adds nothing to your theme code, so your Core Web Vitals stay where
    they are.
  </FaqItem>
</Faq>

<InternalLinks />

<CtaBlock
  title="Try it on your own products."
  description="Install Genlook free on your Shopify store and compare it with your current setup on a theme preview."
  primaryText="Get the Shopify virtual try-on app"
  primaryHref="https://apps.shopify.com/genlook-virtual-try-on?utm_source=g_landing&utm_medium=website"
  secondaryText="Open the live demo"
  secondaryHref="https://demo.genlook.app"
/>