Starter
$20.99/mo
150 included Try-On Successes
Then $0.19 per Try-On Success
Usage overage cap $50
Photo try-on on the product page. Shoppers upload a photo and preview the garment on themselves. Not a live AR mirror. Free trial on Shopify.
On apparel product pages, model shots rarely match the person buying. Shoppers hesitate, guess a size, or leave. Independent fashion brands feel that on dresses, tops, and outerwear.
ConfidFit is a Shopify virtual try-on app built for clothing and fashion brands. It adds a photo try-on step on the product page so shoppers can preview the garment on their own image before checkout. Previews run on YouCam by Perfect Corp.
Think of it as a practical virtual fitting room for Online Store 2.0. A clear visual preview with honest merchant billing. It does not replace size charts.
Billable unit
Try-On Success
You pay for successful try-ons. Failed attempts are not billed by default. Soft warn at 80% of included volume.
ConfidFit is still-photo try-on. The shopper uploads a photo on the product page and sees a visual composite of the garment on themselves. There is no live camera session.
Apparel product pages are a photo job. Read photo try-on vs AR if you want the full difference.
Every result includes this line: Visual preview only. This is not a guarantee of fit or appearance.
Self-serve on Online Store 2.0. Enable apparel for try-on, place the Theme App Block on product templates, style the button, run a storefront photo try-on, and go live from the checklist. No sales call required.
Try-on supports tops, dresses, outerwear, bottoms, and shoes when you enable them with a matching product photo. Intimate apparel and swimwear are not supported. Start with a few products so setup stays fast; you can enable more anytime after you are live.
Add the ConfidFit block on product templates. Shoppers start photo try-on right on the product page, next to the buy path.
In the theme block you can change the label, colors, and whether the button is filled or outline so it fits your storefront.
Run a real test try-on on your storefront. When it succeeds, your go-live checklist marks the path ready.
Try-on supports tops, dresses, outerwear, bottoms, and shoes when you enable them with a matching product photo. Intimate apparel and swimwear are not supported.
ConfidFit is not a size chart and not beauty AR. Keep your fit guides. This is a visual preview on the product page.
After you ship Shopify virtual try-on, analytics compares shoppers who opened try-on with those who never did, using add-to-cart and order rates on the same products.
Relative lift is available when both sides have at least 50 visits. Until then you still see rates and visit counts. We do not invent conversion percentages.
Try-on photos stay short-lived. Analytics tracks visits, not faces. Merchants cannot browse a face gallery.
Start with a 14-day free trial and 15 included Try-On Successes on this Shopify virtual try-on app. Failed shopper try-ons are not billed by default.
Soft warn at 80% of included successes. Billing is Shopify Billing in admin. Per-plan overage and caps are on the cards below.
Trial
14 days · 15 included Try-On Successes
$20.99/mo
150 included Try-On Successes
Then $0.19 per Try-On Success
Usage overage cap $50
Most stores start here
$64.99/mo
500 included Try-On Successes
Then $0.17 per Try-On Success
Usage overage cap $150
$149.99/mo
1,200 included Try-On Successes
Then $0.15 per Try-On Success
Usage overage cap $300
Enter your myshopify.com domain to install ConfidFit and start the free trial, or open the ConfidFit listing on the Shopify App Store. Finish setup in admin: enable products, place the product-page block, and run a test try-on.
Prefer the Shopify App Store listing? Open ConfidFit there, then install from admin. View on App Store
ConfidFit is a Shopify virtual try-on app for fashion brands. It adds apparel photo try-on to Online Store 2.0 product pages so shoppers can preview a garment on their own photo. Merchants pay for plans and Try-On Successes, not for failed attempts by default.
Photo try-on. Shoppers upload a photo on the product page and see a visual preview of the garment on themselves. It is not a live camera AR mirror and not a size-fit guarantee. The longer explanation is photo try-on vs AR.
Shopify asks you to approve ConfidFit for your store. When you finish, the admin app opens so you can enable products for try-on and place the theme block. You can also install from the ConfidFit page on the Shopify App Store.
First-time merchants get a 14-day free trial with 15 included Try-On Successes. Plans and overage apply after the trial under Shopify Billing.
No. By default you are billed for Try-On Successes only. Soft warnings appear at 80% of included volume.
Shoppers always see this line on the result screen: Visual preview only. This is not a guarantee of fit or appearance. That is storefront policy, not a marketing claim about conversion.
No. The result is a visual preview only. We do not promise size accuracy, fit, or a lower return rate. Purchase-confidence analytics only show relative lift when both sides have enough traffic.
ConfidFit focuses on fashion apparel categories you enable, Try-On Success billing so failed attempts are not billed by default, Honest Label on every result, and purchase-confidence analytics only when sample size is enough. We do not claim fake conversion percentages.
Yes, in plain language: ConfidFit is a Shopify virtual try-on app that works like a photo-based virtual fitting room on the product page. Shoppers upload a photo; they do not need a live AR camera session. It does not replace size charts or guarantee fit. Read what a virtual fitting room is.
Zara Try-on lives in the Zara app. ConfidFit is a Shopify app independent fashion brands install on their own product pages. We are not affiliated with Zara. Read what Zara's AI try-on actually is.
In the app, open Settings and use Support. That channel owns the published inbox for merchants.
Try-on supports tops, dresses, outerwear, bottoms, and shoes when you enable them with a matching product photo. Intimate apparel and swimwear are not supported.
Yes. In the Theme App Block settings you can change the label, colors, and whether the button is filled or outline.