Dresium – AI Virtual Try-On & Fitting Room for WooCommerce

Dresium adds a "Try it on" button to your product pages. The shopper uploads a photo and the AI generates an image of them wearing the product. Everything happens on your store, with no redirect to external sites.

Yes. Dresium works as an AI virtual fitting room for clothing: t-shirts, shirts, jackets, dresses, pants, hoodies and more. Enable the Try-On button only on your fashion categories from the Categories tab.

No. Dresium 3.x is a B2B service: you (the merchant) buy credits, your customers use the virtual try-on for free with no signup required. Guest access is enabled by default.

The plugin is free to install. Each successful image generation consumes credits from your Dresium balance, and failed generations are refunded automatically. Pricing is dynamic: the credit price, credits per generation and minimum recharge are configured server-side by Dresium and fetched by the plugin every hour. The Billing tab always shows the current cost per generation that will apply to your next top-up. Existing credits are always spent at the rate contracted at purchase — future pricing changes never invalidate deposits already made.

Credits are billed in EUR (€) via secure Stripe checkout. Merchants outside the Eurozone see the checkout amount in EUR; the actual charge on your card is in your local currency at your bank's daily exchange rate (banks typically add a 0–3% FX fee depending on the card issuer; fintech cards such as Revolut, Wise or N26 usually have 0% FX fee).

Shoppers see the product on themselves before buying, which removes many "it looked different" returns. The Analytics dashboard tracks purchases and refunds attributed to try-ons, so you can measure the effect on your own store.

Dresium is designed to work with most WooCommerce themes. It has been tested with Storefront, Astra, Kadence, Woodmart and Flatsome. The button can be positioned via three integration methods: automatic hook, Gutenberg block, or the [dresium_tryon] shortcode.

Themes built with page builders often replace the WooCommerce product page layout with their own, which prevents the automatic hook from firing. In this case, add the button manually where you want it inside the builder:

• Divi: add a "Text" or "Code" module and paste the shortcode [dresium_tryon]
• Elementor: add the "Shortcode" widget and paste [dresium_tryon]
• WPBakery: add a generic shortcode element with [dresium_tryon]
• Gutenberg / Block editor: search for the "Dresium Try-On CTA" block

A dedicated Shopify app is coming soon. For other e-commerce platforms (BigCommerce, Magento, custom systems) a universal JavaScript SDK is on the roadmap. Contact support@dresium.com if you want to be notified when they are released.

Yes, Dresium is fully compatible with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS).

Photos are transmitted over HTTPS to Dresium servers for AI processing. They are not permanently stored unless the customer explicitly saves them. Photos are never shared with third parties or used for AI training. See the Data Processing Agreement for full details.

Yes. Before the Try-On button is exposed to customers, you must sign a Data Processing Agreement inside the Legal tab (GDPR Article 28). If the DPA is not signed, the button stays invisible on the storefront and no data is transmitted. Customers can request deletion of their photos at any time.

When a customer generates a try-on and purchases the same product within 7 days, the sale is attributed to Dresium in the Analytics dashboard. Refunds within the same window are subtracted from attributed revenue. Guest purchases (no customer_id) are not attributed.