TryonX
AI virtual try-on for WooCommerce
Shoppers upload a photo and see your clothing on themselves before buying. AI virtual try-on for WooCommerce, powered by Google Gemini.
- Free on WordPress.org
- Version 1.3.0, updated Oct 10, 2026
What is TryonX?
TryonX adds a Try On button to WooCommerce product pages. A shopper uploads a photo and TryonX sends it with the product image to Google Gemini, which generates an image of the shopper wearing the garment. Shoppers can compare before and after, download or share the result, add the right variation to the cart, and try other products from the same category without uploading again for 24 hours. Store owners choose which categories or products offer try-on, set a dedicated garment image per product, cap usage per shopper and per day, and see try-ons, success rate, add-to-carts and revenue from tried-on products in the analytics dashboard. Privacy controls include a consent checkbox, a Remove my photo button, automatic deletion of photos and generated images and support for the WordPress personal data eraser. TryonX is free; image generation uses your own Google Gemini API key, which needs a paid Google plan.
TryonX Features
Everything TryonX can do — Pro additions are marked
AI Virtual Try-On
A Try On button on product pages turns a shopper's photo and your garment image into a try-on image with Google Gemini.
One Photo, Many Products
After the first try-on the photo is saved for 24 hours, so shoppers can try other items — including a Try More Products grid from the same category — without uploading again.
Before / After Compare
A slider and side-by-side views of the shopper's photo and the try-on result.
Add to Cart From Results
One selector per attribute (Size, Color, …) so the result screen adds the right variation to the cart. Results can also be downloaded or shared to Facebook, X or Pinterest.
Try-On Analytics
Try-on counts, success rate, add-to-carts, orders and revenue from tried-on products, failure reasons, top products and a daily chart.
Per-Product Controls
Enable try-on for all products, chosen categories or single products, and set a dedicated flat-lay garment image for better results.
Privacy Controls
Consent checkbox, Remove my photo, automatic deletion of photos and generated images, optional login-only mode, IP anonymization and WordPress privacy-tool support.
Cost Controls
A per-shopper hourly limit and a store-wide daily cap on generated images keep your Gemini usage in check.
Mobile-First & Cache-Friendly
A responsive try-on window, photos resized in the browser before upload, and no cookie until a shopper uses try-on.
Shortcode & Developer Hooks
Use [tryonx] or [tryonx product_id="123"] on landing pages and page builders, with filters and actions for custom integrations.
Who TryonX Is For
The sites and teams TryonX is built for
Fashion & Apparel Stores
Tees, hoodies, dresses, jackets and activewear shoppers can see on themselves.
Boutiques & DTC Brands
An interactive product page experience without a separate SaaS subscription.
Agencies
Virtual try-on for WooCommerce sites built with Elementor, Divi or block themes.
Works With the Tools You Already Use
Editors, themes and plugins TryonX is built to work with
How to Install TryonX
From the WordPress dashboard to an AI virtual try-on for WooCommerce on your site in a few minutes
Install and activate TryonX from Plugins → Add New, and make sure WooCommerce is active.
Open WooCommerce → Virtual Try-On.
Paste your Google AI Studio (Gemini) API key and click Test connection.
Turn on All products, or tick the clothing categories that should offer try-on.
Visit a product page, upload a test photo and click Generate.
TryonX at a Glance
Version and requirement details come straight from WordPress.org
- Latest version
- 1.3.0 (updated Oct 10, 2026)
- Requires
- WordPress 5.6+ · PHP 7.2+
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.1.4
- Active installs
- 10+
- Price
- Free
- Download
- WordPress.org plugin directory
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about TryonX
The plugin is free. Image generation uses Google's Gemini API with your own key, and the default gemini-2.5-flash-image model needs a paid Google plan — see Google AI pricing for current rates.
Install TryonX, add your Gemini API key under WooCommerce → Virtual Try-On, enable your apparel categories, and the Try On button appears on product pages. Use [tryonx] on any page for custom placement.
Clothing and apparel work best: t-shirts, hoodies, dresses, jackets and similar items with a clear garment image. Upload a dedicated flat-lay garment image in the product editor for the best results.
Only when a shopper clicks Generate, their uploaded photo and the product image are sent to Google's Gemini API over HTTPS. Photos are re-encoded on your server first, which strips EXIF data such as GPS location, and Google's own retention policies apply to API requests.
It includes optional photo consent text, 24-hour session expiry, a Remove my photo button, automatic deletion of session photos and generated images, rate limiting, optional IP anonymization, suggested privacy-policy text and support for the WordPress personal data eraser. You remain responsible for your store's privacy policy and lawful basis for processing photos.
Yes. After the first successful try-on the photo is saved for 24 hours, so shoppers can try other products without uploading again.
Yes. TryonX hooks into the standard WooCommerce product templates and includes compatibility helpers for themes such as Hello Elementor and Divi.
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