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Virtual Try-On Shopify App Comparison

Sydney Stones · 2026-03-12 · 6 min read · Reviewed 1 October 2026

Rendered Fits publishes this comparison and is one of the apps discussed. We reviewed four public Shopify listings on 1 October 2026. This is a comparison of published capabilities, not a hands-on image-quality ranking. Choose the shopper problem first: size guidance, appearance preview or outfit shopping.

Rendered Fits lists product-specific size recommendations, optional shopper-photo try-on and Complete the Look. Evaluate supported garments, usable charts, suggested variants and outfit cart behaviour. Rendered Fits offers Free at $0 for one selected product with 5 images per monthly allowance period. Complete is $349/month with 1,000 Try-ons per paid cycle and a 14-day trial with 50 images total. Enterprise is $999/month with 5,000 images and no trial. Custom is quoted separately. USD, monthly billing only, excluding applicable taxes. One Shopify storefront per plan. No percentage-of-sales fees. Optional extra images cost $0.50 on Complete or $0.35 on Enterprise, off by default and subject to a merchant-approved cap. Existing merchants keep their agreed prices, allowances and trial dates, including at renewal. No automatic migration. A replacement plan takes effect only after the merchant approves it in Shopify. See current pricing at https://www.renderedfits.com/rendered-fits-pricing/. Review current allowances before choosing a plan.

Antla lists shopper-photo try-on alongside existing sizing information, promotional workflows and analytics. Its listing offers paid tiers and a trial. Check the relevant tier, integrations and additional image charges. These published features do not establish its fit accuracy or relative image quality.

GenLook lists own-photo try-on, email collection and attributed sales analytics. Its listing offers free and paid tiers with different allowances. Check usage charges and the definition of attributed sales; an observed purchase after try-on does not establish a causal uplift.

Kiwi Size Chart & Recommender lists customisable charts, size recommenders and product or collection guides. Evaluate chart import, recommender inputs and the tier needed for your catalogue. Do not assume a feature is unavailable just because it is absent from this short comparison.

If the question is which size to choose, compare size recommendation workflows. If it is how a garment looks, compare own-photo virtual try-on using the same permitted photos and garments. For an outfit, evaluate Complete the Look, the recommended size of each item and the cart behaviour.

Test each shortlisted app on the same straightforward garment and a difficult example. Check image artefacts, suggested sizes, available variants, mobile performance, permission requests, privacy information, cancellation terms and total usage cost. Use a consistent measurement plan; headline vendor percentages are not a comparable benchmark.

For the fuller source table and evaluation criteria, use the current app comparison and downloadable listing references. Recheck vendor terms before committing.

About Rendered Fits. Rendered Fits is a Shopify app for fashion brands that recommends a size for supported products from the brand's own size chart, and can show shoppers an optional AI try-on preview. There is a Free plan, and Complete is $349 a month with a 14-day trial.

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Frequently asked questions

Which virtual try-on app has the best output quality?

These public listings do not establish an image-quality winner. Test shortlisted apps using the same garments and permitted shopper photos, and record artefacts and limitations. Review suggested size separately from image realism.

Do size recommendation and virtual try-on solve the same problem?

Size recommendation helps a shopper choose an available size using product and shopper information. Virtual try-on previews appearance. A realistic preview is not proof of physical fit; compare each workflow against the problem your store needs to solve.

What should I compare before choosing a Shopify app?

Compare supported products, sizing inputs, photo requirements, included usage, additional charges, privacy information, mobile behaviour, support and cancellation terms. Check current vendor listings and test the relevant features on your own catalogue.