Torziva is a Shopify app for clothing stores that lets shoppers upload a photo and generate an image of themselves wearing a garment. It uses existing catalog images, so merchants do not need 3D models or a new photoshoot. The appeal is a more personal product preview, although it should complement size information rather than promise an accurate fit.
Key features
- Photo-based AI try-on directly on product pages.
- No-code Shopify setup and support for Online Store 2.0.
- Controls to enable or disable try-on for products or collections.
- Dashboard with activity, usage logs, and monthly limits.
- Widget customization on Starter; advanced analytics and 90-day history on Pro.
Pricing and trial
The Shopify listing shows Free with 10 try-ons/month; Starter at $19/month with 100; Pro at $49/month with 300; and Enterprise at $299/month with 2,000 and branding removal. Prices are in USD, billed every 30 days. Free includes Torziva branding and community support. No separate paid-plan trial is listed. The FAQ confirms that standalone-platform subscriptions are separate, so do not apply the website's other plan prices to the Shopify app. Confirm extra-credit options in the app before buying.
Rating and reviews
As of September 23, 2026, the Shopify reviews page has no reviews, including no one-, two-, or three-star feedback. This means there is no merchant rating to assess, not that the app has earned a zero-star score. This review is based on the listing and documentation, not a hands-on installation. Published claims about sales gains or fewer returns are not established by this Shopify review history.
Pitfalls
Ten free try-ons cover only a small test. The app is listed in English, and an AI image does not measure garment fit. The developer recommends clear, well-lit product photos; test your own catalog for distortions. Photo-retention information also differs: the privacy policy describes a configurable period defaulting to 24 hours and processing through fal.ai, while other pages describe immediate deletion. Confirm the Shopify-specific handling before setting customer expectations. Shopify also lists access to products, the last 60 days of orders, device data, and Online Store script tags.
Conclusion
Torziva is worth a small pilot for apparel merchants who want personalized previews without producing new assets. Keep size charts visible, measure engagement and purchases yourself, and check retention settings and plan limits before a larger rollout. Its practical feature set is more compelling than its currently unproven impact on returns or revenue.
