WooCommerce

Virtual try-on for WooCommerce

Download the WordPress plugin — v1.1.0 floats the Try on button on the product image by default, and its Button placement setting puts it back after Add to cart. Uses the product image as the garment. Or paste the script yourself.

One line on your product page
<!-- TryOnAnytime — get pk_ at https://tryonanytime.com/settings/embed -->
<!-- Or skip the plugin and paste this before </body> on single product templates (add data-tryon-attach="image" to float on the gallery) -->
<!-- optional: float the button on the product image instead of in place -->
<!--   data-tryon-attach="image" -->
<!--   data-tryon-image=".product__media img, .wp-post-image" -->
<!--   data-tryon-position="bottom-right" (bottom-left|top-right|top-left) -->
<script src="https://tryonanytime.com/embed.js"
  data-tryon-key="pk_…"
  data-tryon-garment="https://your-shop.com/product.jpg"
  data-tryon-label="Try it on"
  data-tryon-attach="image"
  data-tryon-image=".product__media img, .woocommerce-product-gallery__image img"
  async></script>

Status: Plugin zip available now. Embed script also works without the plugin.

For merchants running WooCommerce. Shoppers on arbitrary sites use the Chrome extension.

Credits are purchased on tryonanytime.com. The plugin does not bill through WordPress or WooCommerce Payments.

Install steps

  1. 01

    Create a pk_ key and allowlist your domain

    Settings → Embed on tryonanytime.com. Add your store hostname (example.com).

  2. 02

    Buy credits

    Top up at Settings → Credits. Keys are free; try-ons spend credits.

  3. 03

    Install the plugin zip

    WordPress → Plugins → Add New → Upload. Activate, then Settings → TryOnAnytime and paste your pk_.

  4. 04

    Check a product page

    By default the chip floats on the product image (featured, or the first variation image). Settings → TryOnAnytime → Button placement can switch it to after Add to cart.

Turn your store into a fitting room

One script tag on your product pages. Shoppers tap, upload a photo and see the item on themselves — no plugin, no backend work.