DokimiAI Try-On for WooCommerce

DokimiAI is a virtual try-on service (https://dokimiai.io). This plugin is its WooCommerce client: it adds a "Try On" button to your product pages so customers can see your earrings on themselves in real time using their webcam. For privacy, the try-on itself runs entirely in the shopper's browser. The webcam video is never uploaded and the face landmarks are never sent anywhere — face tracking (MediaPipe Face Mesh) and image compositing happen locally on the visitor's device. What the DokimiAI service provides is the try-on runtime: a set of fixed, versioned, immutable static assets that the browser downloads when the try-on modal is opened (see "External services" below for the exact files and their checksums). No account is required. Paid plans of the DokimiAI service (hosted at dokimiai.io) add optional service-side features; this plugin is complete and fully functional on its own. An internet connection is required, because the browser downloads the try-on runtime assets from the service when the try-on is opened. Features

• Real-time earring try-on on the product page, in a modal opened by a "Try On" button.
• In-modal color and size selection: choosing a color switches the overlay image instantly; the choice is written back to the product's selectors so the cart keeps it.
• Drag each earring with one finger to fine-tune its position, and zoom the camera with a three-finger gesture.
• Share the result: copy a caption, save the snapshot, or post to X / use the native share sheet — with an optional light skin-smoothing for social posts.
• Per-product enable toggle, category, and per-color overlay image.
• Fully translatable: English is the source language, with a Japanese translation bundled.

1. Upload the plugin to the /wp-content/plugins/dokimiai-woo directory, or install it through the Plugins screen.
2. Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen.
3. Edit a product, open the "DokimiAI Try-On" box, enable it, choose the category, and set the overlay image.

Note: Overlay images must use https:// URLs. On HTTPS stores, http:// images are blocked by the browser (mixed content) and will not display. Use the "Add image" button or enter an https:// URL. Note: The visitor's browser needs an internet connection the first time it opens the try-on, in order to download the runtime assets described under "External services". They are then cached by the browser.

1.5.0

• Removed the 20-product limit — try-on can now be enabled on any number of products. The plugin has no built-in restrictions of any kind.
• Added uninstall cleanup: the plugin's own options are removed when it is deleted. Per-product try-on settings are kept, so re-installing restores them.

1.4.0

• The MediaPipe Face Mesh runtime binaries (.wasm/.data/.binarypb) are now delivered by the DokimiAI service CDN (cdn.dokimiai.io) from a fixed, versioned, immutable path with SHA256 checksums published in the readme, instead of being bundled in the plugin. This also reduces each store's own bandwidth. All of the plugin's JavaScript continues to load from your own site.
• Added an "External services" description of the service, the server called, and the account requirement, per the WordPress.org plugin guidelines for service plugins.
• Documented that an internet connection is required for the browser to fetch the runtime assets.

1.3.2

• Removed an unused, empty (0-byte) file from the MediaPipe runtime (face_mesh_solution_simd_wasm_bin.data — referenced by nothing).
• Documented the complete MediaPipe file inventory in the readme; every file is verified to load at runtime via network capture on a clean WordPress install.

1.3.1

• Removed the remaining plan constants and filters — the plugin is a single free edition with no plan branching.
• Removed an unused REST endpoint (local usage counter) and its admin display.
• Documented the 20-product try-on limit in the feature list.

1.3.0

• First WordPress.org release. Provides earring try-on, sharing, and an optional skin-smoothing touch-up.
• The "Try On" button CSS is enqueued via wp_add_inline_style() rather than printed inline.
• Try-on can be enabled on up to 20 products.
• Fully internationalized: the PHP UI and the JavaScript bundle are translatable; English is the source, with a Japanese translation bundled.