Virtual Try-On
Virtual Try-On for WooCommerce, Magento and Custom Fashion Stores
29 October 2026 · 6 min read
Yes, you can add virtual try-on to WooCommerce, Magento or a custom fashion store without rebuilding your site. With ZeDaq.ai, you either paste one script tag into your product page template or connect directly through the REST API.
Shopify merchants have an app on the Shopify App Store. Everyone else has two routes that work on any website. This guide explains both, helps you pick one, and lists what to prepare first.
Can you add virtual try-on to WooCommerce or Magento?
You can. The ZeDaq.ai widget is not tied to one platform. It is an embeddable widget and an API, so it works on any site where you can edit the product page template.
The widget adds AI Virtual Try-On and body sizing to the product page. Shoppers see how an item fits before they buy. You keep your theme, your checkout and your catalogue.
Custom storefronts and your own apps are covered too. If your team built the shop from scratch, the REST API gives you full control over how try-on appears.
How does virtual try-on work for your shopper?
The shopper never leaves your product page. There is no ZeDaq.ai account and no sign-in. Here is the flow:
- The shopper uploads one photo.
- They enter their height.
- Their measurements are matched against your store's size chart, and a size is recommended.
- Virtual Try-On renders your actual product on their body in the product carousel.
Because the render uses your real product, the shopper judges the item they will receive. Because the size comes from your own size chart, the advice fits your brand's cut.
The widget speaks 10 languages. Pricing can show in USD, NGN, GBP, EUR and more. That matters if you sell to shoppers in the UK, Nigeria and beyond from one store.
Script tag or REST API: which should you choose?
Both routes reach the same goal. The difference is how much work you do and how much control you want.
| Script tag | REST API | |
|---|---|---|
| How it works | Paste one script tag into the product page template | Your developer connects your store to the API directly |
| Redesign needed | No | Only what you choose to build |
| Best for | WooCommerce and Magento stores that want a quick start | Custom storefronts, headless builds and your own apps |
| Technical skill | Comfortable editing a template | A developer |
| Control over look and flow | Standard widget experience | Full control |
If you are unsure, start with the script tag. You can move to the API later if your needs grow.
What should you prepare before you add it?
A little preparation makes the first launch smoother. Use this checklist.
- A clear size chart. Size recommendations are matched against your chart, so check that it is accurate and complete.
- Access to your product page template. You or your developer must be able to add the script tag.
- A staging copy of your store. Test there before you touch the live shop.
- A list of products to start with. Begin with a few best sellers rather than the whole catalogue.
- Your markets. Decide which currencies and languages your shoppers need.
- A phone for testing. Many fashion shoppers browse on mobile, so try the full flow on a real handset.
Your size chart deserves the most attention. If a chart is vague or out of date, even a good measurement gives a weak recommendation. Review it product by product.
How do you test virtual try-on without risking your live store?
Start on a staging site. Add the script tag to the product page template there and run through the shopper journey yourself.
Then ask a colleague, friend or family member to try it with their own photo and height. Watch where they hesitate. Fresh eyes spot confusing steps quickly.
ZeDaq.ai has a free plan and a 3-day free trial with no card required. That lets you try it before you commit to anything. Paid plans differ by monthly try-ons, measurements and invoices, so check the pricing page when you are ready to compare.
What should the product page look like with try-on added?
Keep the page simple. The try-on render appears in the product carousel, so shoppers meet it where they already look at photos.
A few habits help:
- Keep your own product photos strong, since they sit beside the try-on render.
- Make sure the size selector and size chart are easy to find.
- Do not bury the call to action under extra explanations.
- Mention in a short line that shoppers only need one photo and their height.
That last line removes doubt. People hesitate when they expect a long form or an account.
What if you are a tailor or made-to-measure business?
Many tailors and designers run their business across WhatsApp chats, Excel sheets and paper notebooks. Client details, measurements, deposits and due dates end up scattered.
Every ZeDaq.ai subscription also includes tools for this side of the work:
- A client CRM with contact details, delivery address and fit preferences
- Orders with deposits, plus a delivery calendar with automatic reminders
- Invoices with your logo and bank details, sent by email or WhatsApp
- Measurement capture by auto-capture, voice-guided posing or manual entry, with no app for the client to install
Capture uses a front and a side photo, finds 33 skeletal points, and is calibrated with a sheet of A4 paper. You can also send a measurement link that the client opens on their own phone.
Old paper measurement books can be digitised too. Photograph a page and it reads the client's details and measurements into a digital profile. Clients can still be messaged on WhatsApp. Everything lives in the web dashboard and the mobile app. See the tailor tools for details.
ZeDaq.ai is the technology platform. It does not make, sell or ship clothes.
Ready to try it on your store?
Sign up for the free plan or the 3-day trial, then test the widget on a staging copy of your product page. Create your account at the ZeDaq.ai signup page.
FAQs
Do I need a plugin for WooCommerce or Magento?
No plugin is required. On any website, you paste one script tag into the product page template. If you prefer more control, your developer can integrate through the REST API.
Do shoppers need to create an account to use try-on?
No. Shoppers upload one photo and enter their height inside your product page. There is no ZeDaq.ai account and no sign-in.
How does ZeDaq.ai recommend a size?
The shopper's measurements are matched against your store's size chart to recommend a size. That is why an accurate size chart matters before you launch.
Will I need to redesign my store?
No. The script tag route needs no redesign. The try-on render appears in your product carousel, so your layout and theme stay as they are.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes. There is a free plan and a 3-day free trial with no card required. Paid plans differ by monthly try-ons, measurements and invoices.
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Virtual Try-On and body sizing for your store, plus client, order, calendar and invoicing tools for tailors, in one subscription.