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AI Mirror · Live virtual try-on

Try it on. Without trying it on.

A live mirror that dresses your shopper in your product in under a second. Their phone is the remote. One tap puts it in their cart.

Our working prototype, filmed in our studio. Four real garments, live, exactly as recorded.

What you give us. What they see.

From product image
to product fit.

One photo per item. No 3D models, no rigging, same-day setup.

Product photo: brown leather hooded bomber on a plain background. The same brown leather hooded bomber, generated live on the shopper.
Product image Brown leather hooded bomber, on the shopper, live
Product photo: navy peak-lapel blazer on a plain background. The same navy peak-lapel blazer, generated live on the shopper.
Product image Navy peak-lapel blazer, on the shopper, live
Product photo: black leather trench on a plain background. The same black leather trench, generated live on the shopper.
Product image Black leather trench, on the shopper, live
Product photo: black wool blazer on a plain background. The same black wool blazer, generated live on the shopper.
Product image Black wool blazer, on the shopper, live
1 tap

from any look to your cart. Their phone is the remote.

Full catalogue

Every hero item, every colour, live on one screen.

Checkout built in

Product page or cart, colour and size preset. One link on Shopify.

Shoppers who try on buy more.

Across 800,000 sessions, shoppers who used try-on bought about 20% more often and browsed 30% more products.

Tan, Chandukala & Reddy · Journal of Marketing, 2022

What try-on did for the brands that ran it

Their numbers, published and cited. Not ours yet. Your pilot could be the first with a control store.

+20%

More feet through the door. Kiehl's AR mirrors lifted store traffic and went permanent in 10+ locations.

Kiehl's, 2024–26 · FashionNetwork

+43%

Sales up, year over year, at Fendi stores running the AR try-on mirror.

Fendi, 2024 · Auganix

Three times the expected sales once Rebecca Minkoff's fitting rooms got smart mirrors.

Rebecca Minkoff, 2015 · Fortune

–24%

A quarter fewer returns across 7.5 million shoppers using web try-on at Princess Polly.

Princess Polly, 2020–22 · Snap

7–10 s

Up to five times the attention of a video screen, per interaction, on Kiehl's mirrors.

Kiehl's, 2026 · signage average 3.5–4.6 s, Quividi

How it works

Scan. Wear. Buy.

A shopper standing at a virtual try-on mirror in a clothing store. Photo: Ikusuki, CC BY 2.0.

01 · In the wild · a try-on mirror in store

Scan. Their phone is the remote.

The mirror shows a code. The camera stays off until they tap Start on their own phone.

AI try-on: the catalogue's brown leather hooded bomber rendered onto a model standing in a studio.

02 · AI try-on · a catalogue item on a model

Wear. Any item, any colour, live.

Pick a piece, pick a colour. It is on them in under a second, hands, hair and room untouched.

Concept: the phone controller showing the outerwear catalogue with colour chips, the bomber selected, and 'Add to cart' and 'Send me this look' buttons.

03 · Concept · phone controller

Buy. One tap to your cart.

The whole catalogue on their phone, every colour. Add to cart with colour and size already set, or send the look to themselves.

Three displays. Three budgets.

Pick the screen. We bring the mirror.

Pop-up

$15,000–$25,000

55-inch consumer display on a portrait stand. Hardware on loan.

4-week campaign. Up to 12 items in 3 colours. One store.

Retail

$30,000–$60,000

55-inch commercial 24/7 display in a locked totem with a key light. Hardware yours.

12-week pilot. Up to 24 items, all colours. Analytics and a control-store report.

Flagship

from $60,000

Custom-fabricated frame, mirror glass, integrated lighting, your finish.

Multi-store. Weekly hero rotation. Native app integration available.

Live generation is metered by the second, capped per session and passed through at cost. You see the meter. Also available on your website, in your app, and from a single photo.

Concept render: the Pop-up AI mirror build.

Concept · Pop-up

A 55-inch screen on a slim stand, dropped into a store for a campaign.

Concept render: the Retail AI mirror build.

Concept · Retail

A commercial display in a locked totem — lit, owned, on the floor for a pilot.

Concept render: the Flagship AI mirror build.

Concept · Flagship

A custom-built display in an integrated frame with edge lighting, set into the wall.

Who runs try-on today

Not a bet. A category.

Retailers running their own virtual try-on programs, in store or online, 2012 to 2026. Their programs, not our clients. Logos are the property of their owners and are shown to identify them.

Questions we get

Before you brief it in.

Does it show fit?

It shows colour, cut and style on their body, in motion. Sizing stays on your product page, where it belongs.

What about prints and logos?

Plain garments and clear silhouettes read best. We qualify every item before it goes live, so nothing weak reaches the floor.

How fast can we launch?

A Pop-up mirror in about six weeks from a signed brief. Try-on on your website in two to three.

What does it cost to run?

Live generation is metered by the second and capped per session, so you set the ceiling. You see the meter, always.

All services and pricing

Privacy by design: the camera is idle until the shopper taps Start on their own phone. Frames stream, nothing is saved, nobody is identified. Built around PIPEDA and Quebec Law 25 guidance.

Your product.
Their reflection.

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