Use cases
Virtual try on for ecommerce: where it earns its place.
Virtual try on for ecommerce works best where shoppers hesitate: choosing a colour, judging a silhouette, imagining a piece on themselves. Here is how Kannaadi.Ai helps at each of those moments — practically, without hype.
Illustrative product page
Satin evening gown
A sample listing. The try-on button is the part Kannaadi.Ai adds.
Six practical use cases
From first look to final decision.
An AI shopping experience is only useful if it fits real moments in the customer journey. These are the ones we build for.
- 01
Online fashion shopping
Shoppers cannot touch or try a garment online, so they rely on product photos and a model who does not look like them. Virtual try on for ecommerce puts the piece on the shopper instead.
- A preview on the person browsing
- Colour and silhouette in context
- Works alongside your existing product pages
- 02
Customer confidence
A buying decision is easier when the customer has seen the look on themselves. Try-on gives them something more personal to base the choice on.
- Fewer "will it suit me?" unknowns
- A clearer picture before checkout
- A friendlier way to compare options
- 03
Product discovery
AI Looks turns one piece into outfit ideas, so shoppers find pieces they would not have searched for — and your catalogue works harder.
- Outfit suggestions around a chosen piece
- Exploration beyond the first click
- A natural route into the wider range
- 04
Engagement
Try-on is interactive by nature. Add share-ready moments and rewards like the lucky draw, and a browse becomes an experience people remember.
- Interactive, playful moments
- Share-ready looks
- Campaign mechanics for launches and sales
- 05
Conversion
The aim of all of it is a more confident purchase. We do not promise numbers — results depend on your products, traffic and journey — but we do build the experience to help shoppers get to a decision.
- Try-on placed where the decision happens
- Clear route from try-on to purchase
- Measured against your own goals
- 06
Digital fashion experience
Beyond the product page, a digital fashion experience can live on a kiosk or at an event — one consistent try-on across every place a customer meets your brand.
- Online, in store and at events
- One brand experience across channels
- Shaped to your visual identity
Beyond the website
The same try-on, everywhere.
Ecommerce is where many retailers start. The same ecommerce fashion technology can then move into stores and events.
In store
A virtual fitting room kiosk on the floor.
Learn moreAt events
Live try-on for activations and launches.
Learn moreBy business type
Eight categories, each with its own experience.
Learn more
FAQ
Virtual try on for ecommerce, answered
It replaces a flat product photo with a preview on the shopper, which gives them a clearer sense of colour, silhouette and style before they commit.
No. The same experience can run on in-store kiosks and at events, so shoppers get a consistent experience across channels.
It is designed to sit alongside your current catalogue and channels. Integration details are agreed in a demo.
A practical way to start is where choosing is hardest for your customers, for example the product page or one screen on the shop floor, and add other channels later. The experience is designed to work across channels, so the order is a business decision we can talk through in a demo.
Book a demo
See virtual try on with your products.
Book a demo and we will walk through the experience with pieces like yours — online, in store or at an event.
