TryPoint is a Built for Shopify app that adds photo-based virtual try-on to fashion stores. It uses Google AI models to place a garment on a shopper’s photo while keeping the shopper on the product page. The app is particularly relevant to swimwear, dresses, tops, fitted clothing, and other products that can be difficult to visualize online. It does not predict exact size, fit, or feel, so merchants should test its output with their own product photography and representative customer images.
Key features
- AI rendering: AI virtual try-on from a shopper photo, with documented support for tops, dresses, swimwear, bikinis, outerwear, and fitted garments.
- Storefront setup: One-click placement on product pages without theme editing, plus a customizable storefront button.
- Back-view support: Back-view try-on when the product listing includes a suitable rear garment image.
- Shopper actions: Email capture, image download and sharing, and satisfaction feedback after each try-on.
- UGC permissions: An admin gallery for reviewing results and requesting permission to reuse selected images as AI-generated UGC.
- Analytics and integrations: Funnel analytics and integrations with Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Omnisend, Yotpo, and VideoPoint.
Pricing and trial information
The Free plan includes 20 one-time try-ons and the core feature set. Pay-as-you-go costs a nominal $0.01 per month plus $0.29 per try-on. Basic costs $19.99 per month for 100 try-ons, then $0.19 for each additional use. Grow costs $99.99 per month for 1,000 try-ons, then $0.10 for each additional use, and adds API access and expanded support. Basic and Grow include a 7-day free trial. Advanced uses custom pricing for high-traffic stores. Shoppable video creation also requires a separate VideoPoint plan.
Rating and reviews
At the time of review, TryPoint has a 5.0 rating from 11 Shopify App Store reviews, all of them five stars. Merchants repeatedly praise output fidelity on difficult products such as swimwear, underwear, and denim, along with straightforward integration and responsive support. Several reviews come from stores that have used the app for five or six months, which provides more context than an immediate first impression. The overall sample is still small, and merchant comments about conversion or return improvements are anecdotes rather than independent measurements.
Pitfalls
The 20 free uses are mainly enough to validate the concept, while the $0.29 pay-as-you-go rate can become difficult to budget at higher volume. TryPoint documents its strongest support around upper-body garments, dresses, and swimwear, so stores selling other categories should test carefully. The app requests access to customer activity, products, recent order history, discounts, web pixels, and the theme. Its documentation says original shopper photos are deleted within 24 hours and are not used to train AI, but the GDPR page and DPA give conflicting retention periods for generated results and consent records. Merchants should ask which contractual terms currently apply and update their own privacy notices before launch. This review is not legal advice.
Conclusion
TryPoint is a credible option for fashion brands that want visual try-on without custom development. Its simple setup, lead capture, feedback, and UGC permission workflow make it more useful than a basic image generator. Before committing, test a representative catalog sample, calculate costs against expected usage, and confirm the applicable retention periods with the developer.
