ZeDaq.ai vs GenLook: Virtual Try-On for Fashion Stores Compared

ZeDaq.ai and GenLook both let shoppers see clothes on their own photo, but they suit different businesses. GenLook is a Shopify app with an AI assistant for style and fit questions, while ZeDaq.ai is an API and widget that works beyond Shopify and also includes tools for tailors.

ZeDaq.ai publishes this blog, so we've kept to facts from each product's own site. Details were checked on 29 October 2026. Features and plans change, so confirm current information on each product's own page before you decide.

What does GenLook do?

GenLook is an app on the Shopify App Store. It offers photo-based AI virtual try-on, so shoppers see garments on their own picture.

It also includes an AI assistant. The assistant answers questions about size, fit and style, and it can recommend a size from your store's size chart. GenLook labels its sizing feature as beta, which is worth remembering when you test it.

The app carries the Built for Shopify badge, has a free plan, and is available in many languages. Its listing is a Shopify app. It does not say whether it works on other platforms, so non-Shopify stores should ask the team directly.

What does ZeDaq.ai do?

ZeDaq.ai is an API and embeddable widget that adds AI Virtual Try-On and body sizing to product pages. It is also on the Shopify App Store.

Here is how it works for the shopper:

1. They open your product page.
2. They upload one photo and enter their height.
3. Their measurements are matched against your size chart to recommend a size.
4. Virtual Try-On renders your actual product on their body in the product carousel.

All of this happens inside your own product page. Shoppers need no ZeDaq.ai account and no sign-in. The storefront widget speaks 10 languages, and billing supports USD, NGN, GBP, EUR and more.

ZeDaq.ai is a technology platform. It does not make, sell or ship clothes.

How do ZeDaq.ai and GenLook compare at a glance?

	ZeDaq.ai	GenLook
Type	API and embeddable widget, plus a Shopify app	Shopify App Store app
Platforms	Shopify, any website via one script tag, WooCommerce, Magento and custom builds via REST API	Listed as a Shopify app; other platforms not stated
Virtual try-on	Yes, your product rendered on the shopper's body in the product carousel	Yes, photo-based try-on on the shopper's own photo
Size recommendation	From the shopper's photo and height, matched to your size chart	From your size chart, via the AI assistant (labelled beta)
AI style and fit assistant	Not the focus	Yes
Shopper account needed	No	Check the listing
Languages	10 in the storefront widget	Many
Free option	Free plan and 3-day trial, no card	Free plan
Tailor and made-to-measure tools	Included with every subscription	Not part of the listing

When is GenLook the better fit?

GenLook makes sense if you are on Shopify and want a conversational layer. Shoppers who like asking questions such as "Will this suit my shape?" may enjoy the AI assistant.

The Built for Shopify badge may also reassure you if you want an app designed to sit comfortably in Shopify. If you only sell through Shopify, and you do not make to measure, a Shopify-focused app can be a tidy choice.

When is ZeDaq.ai the better fit?

ZeDaq.ai suits you if any of these apply:

• You run WooCommerce, Magento, a custom storefront or your own app.
• You want to paste one script tag into a product page template, with no redesign.
• You prefer to integrate directly with the REST API.
• You want shoppers to try on without creating an account.
• You are also a tailor, designer or made-to-measure business.

That last point is the biggest difference. 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 includes tools to keep these in one place:

• A client CRM with contact details, delivery address and fit preferences.
• Orders with deposits, and a delivery calendar with automatic reminders.
• Invoicing with your logo and bank details, sent by email or WhatsApp.
• Measurement capture by auto-capture, voice-guided posing or manual entry.

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, so they install nothing. You can even photograph an old paper measurement book page and have it read into a digital profile.

These tools work in the web dashboard and the mobile app, and you can still message clients on WhatsApp. If this is your world, see the tailor tools page.

What should you check before choosing a try-on tool?

Run through this checklist with any provider, including us:

• Platform: Does it work with your storefront today, not just a future plan?
• Size chart: How does it use your chart, and can you control it?
• Shopper friction: Must shoppers sign in, install anything or create an account?
• Languages: Does it cover the languages your customers actually use?
• Currencies: Can you work in the currency you trade in, such as GBP or NGN?
• Testing: Is there a free plan or trial so you can test on real products?
• Photo quality: Try garments with different cuts, colours and fabrics, not just your simplest item.
• Your wider workflow: Do you also take measurements, deposits and orders somewhere else?

Test with a handful of your own products and a few people of different heights and body shapes. That will tell you more than any feature list.

Do I need a tailor app or a general tool as well?

If you take measurements, spreadsheets and chat apps can work at first. Excel and Google Sheets are flexible for lists and totals. WhatsApp Business is free and good for catalogues, labels and quick replies.

Neither is built to hold measurements, deposits and delivery reminders together. HubSpot and Zoho CRM are strong for sales pipelines but would need customising for fittings. Notion and Airtable let you build your own system, but you design and maintain it.

Dedicated tailor apps such as Darzee and Tailo360 typically cover customer measurements, orders and payment tracking. Compare their store listings against your needs.

Frequently asked questions

Is GenLook or ZeDaq.ai better for a Shopify store?

Both are on the Shopify App Store, so test both on real products. GenLook adds an AI assistant. ZeDaq.ai adds an API, a no-sign-in shopper flow and tailor tools. Your priorities decide.

Can I use GenLook on WooCommerce or Magento?

GenLook's listing is a Shopify app and does not say whether it works elsewhere. Ask the team before planning around it. ZeDaq.ai works on any website with one script tag, or through its REST API.

Do shoppers need an account to try on clothes with ZeDaq.ai?

No. Shoppers upload one photo and enter their height on your product page. There is no ZeDaq.ai account or sign-in.

Can I try ZeDaq.ai for free?

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, so see the pricing page for current details.

How do I get started?

Sign up here, add the widget or connect the API, and test it on a few products. Check GenLook's Shopify App Store listing in the same way, then compare.