TryPoint ‑ AI Virtual Try On

I did not think it would hold up on denim. A rise sitting an inch off is obvious, and every try-on tool I had looked at either smeared the seams or washed the colour out, which on distressed and embroidered styles is the whole product gone. Tried it on a few fits before committing. Good enough that we put it across the store rather than only the product pages, so people hit it while they are still going through a collection. Setup was straightforward. Still checking how it does on the heavier detail work, but the base fits are solid.

I sell retro men's briefs, seven styles, and the trouble with underwear online is that a flat photo tells a buyer almost nothing about how a pair actually sits on a body. TryPoint puts that in front of them. I added it to my products the day I installed it and worked through the range over a couple of evenings. On the details I care about, the cut and the double seat, it held up. Easily the most interesting engagement mechanic I've added to the shop this year.

We run a wholesale fashion site, so the people using it are buyers ordering for their own retail stores, not end shoppers. Putting TryPoint on the site changed how they work through the line. A buyer can see how a garment actually sits on a real body before committing to an order, either on themselves or on a model that fits the customers their store sells to. On a wholesale order, where you're buying in bulk off a flat product photo, that takes out a lot of the guesswork. Most try-on tools assume a direct-to-consumer store. We're wholesale, and TryPoint still fit. Our buyers can see how each garment looks on a real body, on themselves or on a model close to their own store's customers, before they place a bulk order. Makes committing to a line far less of a gamble. James Cunningham

We run LeBeautiful and sell sexy, open-style outfits, so virtual try-on has always been a struggle. Most try-on apps either refuse to generate anything (sensitivity filters) or they “solve” it by warping the body and skewing the garment, which makes everything look artificial, painted, and honestly kind of cringe. TryPoint blew past our expectations. The try-ons actually look like real photos, not AI. The garments stay accurate, the output is clean, and it feels like something we can confidently put in front of customers. Since adding TryPoint, we’ve been getting consistent positive feedback from shoppers, and it’s helped customers feel more confident in what they’re buying. That’s translated into better conversion and fewer returns for us. If you sell anything remotely challenging for other virtual try-on apps, especially styles that tend to trigger filters or cause distortion, TryPoint is the first one we’ve used that genuinely works.