AI Virtual Fitting Room for Online Fashion Stores
VIZO works with selected fashion-store partners. We review each storefront and confirm eligible products, setup requirements, reporting, and terms before discussing a pilot.
What an AI virtual fitting room does
A virtual fitting room connects a product a shopper is considering with a visual representation of that shopper. Instead of asking customers to imagine every garment from a flat product image, the experience helps them compare how styles, colors, and layers may look together. VIZO.LIFE is built around visualization, not a claim that generated imagery can replace physical fitting or a retailer’s size guidance.
The shopper experience can use eligible product links, available partner catalogs, or items from a shopper’s own wardrobe. The product context and return path depend on the source and are reviewed before any store pilot.
Review the store setup before a pilot
VIZO reviews a store’s theme, catalog, product-page structure, and technical requirements before discussing a connection method. This page does not promise a self-serve integration, a particular implementation, or a free pilot.
If a pilot is agreed, the eligible products, setup responsibilities, reporting scope, and commercial terms are confirmed with the retailer before work begins. The merchant remains responsible for its own catalog, prices, inventory, shipping, returns, and checkout.
- Review eligible products and product context with the retailer.
- Confirm any connection method and responsibilities before implementation.
- Keep purchases and checkout under retailer control.
- Keep customer photos within VIZO.LIFE rather than sharing them with the store.
Useful for the shopper and the store team
Shoppers can use the experience to compare a product against their own wardrobe and review a complete look as visual context. Retailers remain responsible for product information, sizing, shipping, returns, and checkout.
Reporting is confirmed with each retailer before a pilot. This page does not promise sales attribution, conversion, or return-rate metrics.
Platform support and privacy
Shopify fashion stores are a focus of the partner program. Other platforms may be reviewed case by case; availability and setup depend on the store’s catalog, product-page structure, and technical constraints.
Customer photos belong to the shopper’s VIZO experience. The store does not receive those photos simply because a shopper tried a product. Merchants should continue to provide their own privacy, sizing, shipping, and returns information so customers can make decisions with complete context.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a developer to start a partner pilot?
Requirements vary by storefront and pilot. We review the connection method and any developer involvement with your team before work begins.
Does VIZO replace our checkout?
The intended shopper path keeps purchase with the retailer. The exact storefront setup and return path are confirmed before a pilot.
What product information is transferred?
The products and data depend on the agreed setup. VIZO confirms what is needed and what the store will provide before a pilot.
Can the store see customer photos?
No. Customer photos remain within VIZO.LIFE and are not shared with the partner store through the standard try-on handoff.