One install. A fitting room on every product page.
No theme surgery, no developer, no learning curve for your shopper. Here's the whole thing, end to end.
Same shopper. Same pose. The garment, rendered on — down to the weave.
A dedicated fashion try-on engine places the product on the shopper without touching their identity. Drag the seam to see exactly what changes — and what never does.
Four taps, no account, no friction.
Tap “Try on”
A single button sits on the product page, styled to your theme. No redirect, no new tab — the fitting room opens in place.
Add a photo
Drag and drop on desktop, or the camera roll on mobile. One clear, well-lit photo is all it takes.
We check the photo
Before a render is spent, the photo is checked: one person, well lit, torso visible. If something's off, the shopper gets a plain reason and can swap the photo — nothing is charged.
See yourself
The result arrives in about twenty seconds. Zoom in full screen, add to cart with the variant picker right there, or try again with a different photo.
Purpose-built for fashion, not a generic image model.
MirraFit runs on a dedicated try-on engine built specifically for fashion. It's tuned to hold identity and garment detail at once, which is exactly where general image generators fall apart.
- Latency
- ~20s
- per render
- Identity
- 100%
- face preserved
- Retention
- 72h
- then deleted
- Fidelity
- Full
- weave-level detail
Live by this afternoon.
Everything installs from the Shopify App Store and configures from a single dashboard. Your theme stays yours.
Install from Shopify
One click from the App Store. OAuth handles the rest — no developer, no theme surgery.
Place the button
A theme app block drops the “Try on” button exactly where you want it. Set the label, color and position from the dashboard.
Go live
Pick a plan, set the per-shopper limits and which products show the button (by tag), and you're live. Analytics and lead export are in the dashboard from day one.
Your shopper's photo is processed over signed URLs and deleted within 72 hours. Never public. Never sold. Never trained on.