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A product page begins with a photograph. SPREEAI gives shoppers another way to explore what they see: a virtual fitting room connected to your store.
SPREEAI for Shopify brings virtual try-on to the shopping journey, with options to use a shopper’s photo or an AI Twin. Merchants choose the products they want to offer, shape the storefront experience and follow shopper activity from the app.
The updated Shopify app brings the capabilities announced with SDK 2.0 into that journey. For a closer look at the release, read SPREEAI SDK 2.0: Virtual try-on, fit and styling.
Begin with the pieces you want shoppers to discover.
You know the collection. Start with the products you want to bring into the fitting room, and make sure their imagery and product information are ready for processing.
Install SPREEAI from the Shopify App Store, open it from Shopify and follow the setup prompts. Review the required agreements and complete Shopify’s subscription approval before preparing the storefront for shoppers.
From there, select the garments to sync and confirm their product types. Track their progress in the app and address any items that need attention. Processing and making a product available to shoppers are separate steps: a prepared garment still needs try-on enabled.
That distinction gives your team room to prepare the collection before deciding which pieces to bring live.
Make the experience feel at home.
A fitting room should belong to the store around it. Use the storefront controls and Shopify theme editor to place and style the SPREEAI button alongside your product information.
Consider the details shoppers will meet first: the button label, its position on the page and how it sits beside the garment’s description and purchase controls. Save the configuration on the product template your store uses, then check it on a phone and a computer.
Feature settings and individual product enablement serve different purposes. Review the experiences you want to offer in Settings, then enable try-on for the eligible products you intend shoppers to use. This keeps your product selection and the broader shopping experience aligned.
Give shoppers more room to explore.
SDK 2.0 adds back, side and three-quarter try-on views, Compare, Build a look and size-aware fit. Together, these capabilities create more opportunities to explore a piece and consider it in context.
A different perspective can reveal another part of a silhouette. Compare gives shoppers a place to consider alternatives. Build a look connects individual pieces, while size-aware fit brings sizing into the decision.
Review the available controls and supported products for your store when configuring these features. Your product details and size information remain part of the shopper’s decision.
Check the journey before you share it.
Preparation is only complete when the storefront works as intended. Confirm the subscription, product readiness, product enablement, feature settings and saved theme configuration, then walk through the experience from the shopper’s point of view.
Open an enabled product, launch try-on and check the journey on desktop and mobile. Confirm that the garment and color are correct, controls are readable and a product you left disabled does not offer try-on. A theme preview helps with placement; checking the shopper journey helps your team see the full experience.
Learn from the experience.
Once your store is live, use Analytics to review shopper activity and product performance. Return to those observations as you refine the selection and presentation of the products you offer.
The onboarding guide walks through installation, setup, product preparation and storefront checks. Explore SPREEAI on Shopify to get started.