aisthetix - Virtual Try-On for WooCommerce Fashion Stores
| 开发者 | aisthetix |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月1日 20:58 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
Every virtual try-on promises more sales. aisthetix is the one that shows you the real number on your own store.
Shoppers buy with confidence. A shopper uploads one photo on your product page and sees the garment rendered onto their own body in seconds. A fitting room on the product page is what turns hesitation into a purchase, and it is aimed squarely at the "order it, guess, send it back" habit that drives fashion returns.
You see what it earned. Switch analytics on and the aisthetix dashboard reports your shopper funnel (viewed, tried on, added to cart, purchased), how much more often try-on shoppers went on to buy the same product, and the revenue attributed to those orders. Correlation, not proof of cause, but it is your store's own data instead of a claim on somebody's marketing page.
Industry write-ups quote around 35% more conversions for virtual try-on. We do not ask you to take that number on faith. We measure yours.
This plugin is a thin, free connector to the hosted aisthetix service. It does not run AI on your server: the shopper's browser talks directly to the aisthetix service, so your store stays fast and your PHP workers are never tied up on multi-second AI calls.
Highlights
- See what try-on is worth: an opt-in dashboard reporting your shopper funnel, try-on lift, and attributed revenue. No other try-on plugin will show you this.
- Shoppers never install anything: they upload one photo on the product page and see the result in seconds.
- One-click Connect aisthetix: sign in (Google or email code), approve, done. No API keys to copy or paste.
- Works on simple and variable products: the try-on follows the selected variation's image automatically.
- Multiple placements: automatic (after the Add to cart button), a
[aisthetix_tryon]shortcode, a Gutenberg block, and a native Elementor widget. - Optimizer-friendly: the loader is registered so it is not delayed or stripped by WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, or Perfmatters.
- Localized: includes English and Italian, follows your site locale.
- Hides itself when paused: when the store's monthly quota is reached, the try-on entry point simply disappears. No broken button, no nag.
安装:
- Install and activate WooCommerce (required).
- Install and activate aisthetix Virtual Try-On.
- Go to WooCommerce -> aisthetix Try-On and click Connect aisthetix.
- Sign in (Google or a 6-digit email code), approve the connection, and choose a plan.
- The try-on button now appears on your product pages. Adjust placement under the same settings page, or use the
[aisthetix_tryon]shortcode / Gutenberg block / Elementor widget anywhere you like.
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常见问题:
Does this require WooCommerce?
Yes. The plugin declares WooCommerce as a required plugin and will not run without it.
How do I know whether try-on is actually making me money?
That is what the dashboard is for. With analytics enabled, it reports how many shoppers viewed a product, how many tried it on, how many added it to the cart, and how many bought, plus the revenue attributed to orders containing a tried-on product. It tells you what try-on shoppers did, which is not the same as proving try-on made them do it, and it is your own store's data rather than an industry average.
Where are shopper photos stored?
They are not stored. Photos are processed transiently by the aisthetix service and live only in the shopper's own browser storage. They never reach your WordPress server.
Does it work with variable products?
Yes. When a shopper selects a variation, the garment image used for the try-on switches to that variation's image automatically.
Will my caching / optimization plugin break it?
The loader is deliberately tiny and is registered as an exclusion for WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, and Perfmatters so it is not delayed or stripped. If you use a different optimizer, exclude assets/bootstrap.js from JS delay/defer.
What happens when the monthly quota runs out?
The try-on entry point simply disappears from the storefront until the quota resets. There is no broken button and no upsell shown to shoppers. Quota and billing are managed on the aisthetix dashboard.
更新日志:
0.5.3
- Fixed the try-on widget failing to open on sites where its minified bundle collided with WordPress's global JavaScript namespace.
- Hide the try-on button on grouped collection products, where there is no single selected garment image; each child garment keeps its own try-on button.
- Added a non-blocking WordPress.org review prompt after the store records its first attributed revenue. The prompt is shown once, with one optional reminder after 60 days.
- New: a Plan & usage panel on the settings screen. See your plan status at a glance and jump straight to picking a plan or opening your dashboard.
- Refreshed the plugin name, icon, and listing banner.
- Anonymous analytics are now strictly opt-in. No visitor cookie and no analytics or order events are sent unless you enable "Anonymous analytics" (off by default) or your consent banner grants analytics consent. The shopper-initiated try-on is unaffected.
- Added a full external-services, cookie, and consent disclosure.
- Points at the current aisthetix service endpoint by default.
- Housekeeping: refreshed "Tested up to" and the plugin/author links, and included the widget's source for build transparency.
- Shopper photos and garment images are now compressed in the browser before upload. Large photos "just work" instead of being rejected, and uploads are faster.
- The photo picker now accepts any image the browser can read (including HEIC); only genuinely unreadable files are declined, with a clear message.
- Try-on now routes to an AI provider based on the product's category (e.g. swimwear), improving result quality per garment type.
- Added a consent step before generating an AI try-on of the shopper's photo.
- Initial foundation: Connect flow, storefront bootstrap + widget, cached status, placements (auto-hook, shortcode, Gutenberg block, Elementor widget), and optimizer exclusions.