---
slug: tryoncloud
competitorName: TryOnCloud
title: 'Genlook vs TryOnCloud: Shopify Virtual Try-On Apps Compared'
description: >-
  TryOnCloud lists almost the same features as Genlook, down to the $19 entry
  plan. Track record, languages and claims compared line by line, with sources.
keywords:
  - Genlook vs TryOnCloud
  - TryOnCloud alternative
  - virtual try on comparison
  - shopify virtual try on app
  - AI clothing try on
eyebrow: TryOnCloud alternative
h1: Genlook vs. TryOnCloud
tldr: >-
  On paper the two apps read almost the same: photo-based AI try-on, a free plan
  with 10 monthly try-ons, a $19 Starter with email capture. The differences
  show up when you check each claim against the App Store. Here is the
  line-by-line.
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/tryoncloud
---

<Verdict label="01 — The short verdict" title="Familiar on paper." description="The feature lists are nearly interchangeable, so this comparison is mostly about what each app can prove: reviews, reach and claims that match the listing.">
  <VerdictColumn name="TryOnCloud" bestFor="The newer arrival">
    <Point type="pro">Same core flow: photo-based AI try-on on the product page</Point>
    <Point type="pro">Email capture with Klaviyo and webhook integrations</Point>
    <Point type="con">Launched April 2026, no App Store reviews yet</Point>
    <Point type="con">Widget listed in English only</Point>
    <Point type="con">Clothing only, and its site prices differ from its listing</Point>
  </VerdictColumn>
  <VerdictColumn name="Genlook" bestFor="The proven original">
    <Point type="pro">5.0 stars on the App Store, live since September 2025</Point>
    <Point type="pro">Widget auto-translates into 50+ languages</Point>
    <Point type="pro">Clothing plus jewelry, glasses, hats and wigs</Point>
    <Point type="pro">Funnel analytics and a widget A/B tested across real stores</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 10 try-ons monthly, then $19.99/mo for 100" competitor="Free 10 try-ons monthly, then $19/mo for 100" equal />
  <Row feature="Overage" desc="Cost per extra try-on" genlook="$0.17 on the entry plan" competitor="$0.19 on the entry plan" highlightGenlook />
  <Row feature="Higher tiers" desc="As volume grows" genlook="$29 for 250, $99 for 1,000" competitor="$57 for 300, $190 for 1,000, per its listing" highlightGenlook />
  <Row feature="Languages" desc="What international shoppers see" genlook="50+ languages, auto-detected" competitor="English, per its listing" highlightGenlook />
  <Row feature="Categories" desc="What each app covers" genlook="Clothing, jewelry, glasses, hats, wigs" competitor="Clothing only" highlightGenlook />
  <Row feature="Lead capture" desc="Emails collected during the try-on" genlook="Built in, configurable triggers" competitor="After the second try-on, syncs to Klaviyo" equal />
  <Row feature="Analytics" desc="Visibility into what converts" genlook="Full funnel, impression to add-to-cart" competitor="Dashboard with purchase attribution" equal />
  <Row feature="Track record" desc="App Store standing" genlook="5.0 stars, Built for Shopify, since Sept 2025" competitor="No reviews yet, launched April 2026" 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="Reading a familiar feature list">
When two apps describe themselves in almost the same words, the feature list stops being useful. What separates them is whether the claims hold up when you check.

So check. TryOnCloud's Shopify listing went live in April 2026 and has no reviews yet. Its marketing site describes it as the number one virtual try-on app on the App Store with more than 10,000 active merchants, claims the listing itself does not support. Its site also quotes different prices than its listing: $49 and $145 for the tiers the App Store sells at $57 and $190. None of this makes the product bad, but it does mean the page you are reading it on matters.

### How Genlook handles it

Genlook's numbers live where you can verify them. The App Store listing shows 5.0 stars from real merchants since September 2025, with the Built for Shopify badge. The 9.3 second median generation time is measured in production, not quoted from a landing page. And the funnel analytics exist precisely so you never have to take conversion claims on faith: your own dashboard shows impressions, try-ons, captured emails and add-to-cart events from your own store.

Every app starts with zero reviews; Genlook did too. Both apps have free plans, so the honest advice is to test them side by side and let the results decide. Just make sure the claims you compare come from the listings, not the brochures.
</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 TryOnCloud 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 TryOnCloud'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="The feature lists look identical. What is actually different?">
Three things you can verify. Genlook renders in 50+ languages where TryOnCloud's listing shows English only. Genlook covers jewelry, glasses, hats and wigs alongside clothing, where TryOnCloud is apparel only. And Genlook has a public track record: 5.0 stars since September 2025, against a listing launched in April 2026 with no reviews yet.
  </FaqItem>
  <FaqItem question="Is TryOnCloud cheaper than Genlook?">
At the entry, they are a dollar apart: $19 versus $19.99 for 100 monthly try-ons, with Genlook's overage slightly lower at $0.17 versus $0.19. Above that, Genlook is cheaper per its listing: $29 for 250 and $99 for 1,000, against TryOnCloud's $57 for 300 and $190 for 1,000. Note that TryOnCloud's own site quotes different prices than its Shopify listing.
  </FaqItem>
  <FaqItem question="Does TryOnCloud handle jewelry or glasses?">
No. TryOnCloud describes itself as garment try-on only. Genlook renders jewelry, glasses, hats and wigs at true scale on the shopper's photo, alongside its core clothing try-on.
  </FaqItem>
  <FaqItem question="Can I compare Genlook and TryOnCloud before deciding?">
Yes, and you should. Both apps have free plans with 10 monthly try-ons. Duplicate your theme, enable Genlook's embed on the preview, and compare the results on your own products.
  </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"
/>