aisthetix: AI Virtual Try-On & Size Recommendations for WooCommerce
| 开发者 | aisthetix |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月4日 19:39 |
| 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:
- Add the try-on button after Add to cart, or use the
[aisthetix_tryon]shortcode, Gutenberg block or Elementor widget on product pages. - Offer virtual try-on on simple and variable products, with size recommendations on eligible variable products.
- Connect your store from WordPress without copying API keys.
- Use the shopper experience in English or Italian.
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. On eligible variable products with a configured size guide, shoppers can also request a size recommendation. 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:
What does aisthetix add to WooCommerce?
aisthetix adds AI virtual try-on to product pages, size recommendations on eligible variable products, and a dashboard for try-on activity and attributed sales when analytics is enabled.
Is the plugin free?
The connector plugin is free to install. It requires an aisthetix account and connection to the hosted service. Check the available plans and usage allowances in the dashboard before activating a plan.
How do size recommendations work?
Configure a size guide in the aisthetix dashboard. On eligible variable products, shoppers provide a photo, height and optional weight; fit preference is available when enabled. The recommendation uses your guide and maps to an available product variation. The shopper confirms before adding the recommended variation to the cart.
Does a virtual try-on guarantee the fit?
No. Virtual try-on is an AI-generated visual preview. Size recommendations are guidance based on the configured size chart and shopper inputs, not a guarantee of how a garment will fit.
Is this a try-before-you-buy payment service?
No. Shoppers preview clothing virtually before ordering. aisthetix does not arrange home trials, deferred payments or changes to your checkout payment terms.
What do the sales reports measure?
With analytics enabled, the dashboard shows product views, try-ons, cart additions, purchases, and orders and revenue attributed to tried-on products. Attribution reports shopper activity; it does not establish that the app caused additional revenue.
Where are shopper photos stored?
The aisthetix service processes uploaded photos transiently for the requested try-on or size recommendation and does not retain them. The photo and try-on history can remain in the shopper's own browser storage. Photos are sent directly from that browser to aisthetix, not through your WordPress server. See the privacy and external-services disclosures for details.
Does it work with variable products?
Yes. When a selected variation has its own image, that image is used for the try-on. Size recommendations require an eligible variable product and a configured size guide.
Does it require WooCommerce?
Yes. Install and activate WooCommerce before using the plugin.
Can I choose where the button appears?
Yes. Use automatic placement after Add to cart, the [aisthetix_tryon] shortcode, a Gutenberg block or the Elementor widget on product pages.
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:
- Assign size guides to individual products from the aisthetix dashboard, alongside category targeting.
- Resolve the matching guide consistently in the storefront, including supported product variations.
- Refreshed the WordPress.org listing cover.
- The connected-store review notice now remains visible until the merchant explicitly confirms that their WordPress.org review is published.
- Review completion is recorded by the aisthetix service and shared with the merchant dashboard; merely opening WordPress.org never hides the notice.
- New: size recommendations on eligible WooCommerce products. Shoppers can check their photo, enter height and optional weight, choose their preferred fit, and receive an exact or between-size suggestion based on the merchant's size guide.
- Recommended sizes map only to real, purchasable WooCommerce variations; the existing theme selection remains unchanged until a recommendation is available.
- Added Italian and English guidance, safe refinement paths, targeting and coverage support, and privacy-conscious local persistence for body inputs.
- New: guided first-run experience in the aisthetix dashboard — after connecting, you can generate a try-on of one of your own products on your own photo before touching plans or settings. To power it, the plugin now serves your public product listings to aisthetix over an authenticated, read-only endpoint (see "External services").
- New: the dashboard now shows truthfully whether the try-on button is live on your storefront, confirmed by the plugin itself when the button actually renders on a product page.
- Both additions are server-to-server, add no JavaScript to your storefront, and are fully removed on disconnect or uninstall.
- New: optional product analytics, so aisthetix can see where shoppers drop out of the try-on flow and fix it. Sent only when a consent banner on your site explicitly grants analytics consent — your own "Anonymous analytics" setting does not enable them, because these help aisthetix rather than your store.
- New: optional session replay of the try-on window, off by default. Every image and form field is masked, recording is confined to the try-on window, and the recorder is only downloaded once a consenting shopper actually opens it.
- No photo, try-on result, body measurement, email address or page URL is ever included in either. The full list of what is sent, and to whom, is in the External services section above.
- Added WordPress admin warnings when a paid trial has 10 try-ons left and when its allowance is exhausted, with a direct link to start the selected plan.
- Replaced shopper-facing quota language with a neutral fitting-room message that merchants can customize in WooCommerce settings.
- 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.