How to Add Virtual Try-On to Your E-commerce Store

​Learn how to put virtual try-on in front of your shoppers, from choosing the right approach to making garments look accurate, true to size, and fast enough for a live shopping experience.

​In this session, we'll go over the different ways to approach virtual try-on: still images of a shopper wearing an item vs real-time try-on where shoppers move around and physically interact with a garment on camera

​We'll look at the trade-off between generation speed and garment accuracy, including when to add a fidelity layer for detailed prints, patterns, and logos.

​We'll also cover how size and fit can feed into try-on results, and close with a live demo of Photoroom's real-time virtual try-on.

​You'll come away with:

• ​A clear way to decide between image-based and real-time try-on for your shoppers, and how the two can coexist

• ​When to optimize for speed and when to add a fidelity layer so prints, patterns, and logos come out accurately

• ​How to bring size and fit into try-on, using garment measurements captured at listing time and shopper measurements entered manually or estimated from a selfie

​Who should attend:

​Product and e-commerce leads at fashion retailers and resale marketplaces who are evaluating virtual try-on for buyer-facing product pages.

​Your speaker:

​Vincent Pradeilles, Product Manager & Developer Relations at Photoroom. Vincent has spent the last three years at Photoroom working on AI imaging for e-commerce, partnering with leading fashion retailers and resale marketplaces to bring technologies like virtual try-on into their buying and selling experiences.