Eyewear
Ready to tryA live camera mirror. 3D frames render at their real millimetre size and move with the shopper, with depth and lighting that belong to the scene.
Try the glasses demoVirtual try-on for online stores
A fitting room for
your online store.
Add try-on to your product pages. Shoppers see
glasses on their face live in 3D, and clothing on
a photo of themselves, before they buy.
Nothing for shoppers to install. No account needed to try.
YOUR PRODUCT PAGETRY-ON
For online stores
Put the mirror
on your store.
Reflektit adds try-on to your own product pages, for your own catalogue. Set it up yourself, or book a demo and we’ll walk you through it.
- Register your website. Create a workspace and add your store’s address.
- Add your products. Bring in the frames and clothing you sell.
- Paste one snippet. Copy the code from your workspace into your site, then follow try-on activity from your dashboard.
01 / The idea
Less imagining.
More seeing.
Anything looks good on a shelf.
The right piece looks like you.
Online, shoppers can only imagine it. Reflektit brings a fitting-room moment to your product page: how a pair of frames sits on their face, or how a garment falls on them, before they take the next step.
See what shoppers can try on02 / What shoppers can try
One mirror.
Many looks.
Every category gets the method that suits it —
live in 3D, or previewed from a photo.
Clothing
Ready to tryShoppers pick a garment, upload a photo they choose, and see a preview of the look. Generated with AI, with their consent each time.
Try the clothing demoHats & headwear
Coming nextCaps, beanies and brims sit on the same head model the eyewear mirror already builds — so they are the natural next category, not a new product.
In the worksWatches, jewellery and footwear follow the same path. One mirror, more of what you sell.
03 / What your shoppers do
A new look.
A few small steps.
A little curiosity is all they need.
The mirror guides them from there.
01
Open the mirror
From your product page, shoppers open the preview and allow their camera when they’re ready — or upload a photo instead.
02
Find their look
They switch between pieces in your collection, and turn their head to explore the ones that follow them live from every angle.
03
Give size a reference
A card calibration guide, followed once, gives the live mirror a real-world size to work from instead of a guess.
04 / Thoughtfully built
Built to not look
like a filter.
The details behind a try-on
meant to help someone decide.
Size has meaning.
Pieces are built from their own dimensions. Calibration connects those dimensions to the shopper’s view — never stretched to fit.
Made to move.
3D pieces follow the shopper’s movement, with depth and lighting designed to feel part of the scene rather than pasted on top.
Their face. Their space.
In the live 3D mirror, camera video, face tracking and measurements stay in the shopper’s browser. Photo previews only ever use a photo they choose to upload.
A few things to know
A clearer
picture.
What do I need to add it to my store?
A Reflektit workspace, your products, and a place to paste a snippet of code on your site. If you’d rather be walked through it, book a demo and tell us your store link and platform.
What can shoppers try on today?
Two categories. Eyewear runs as a live 3D camera mirror with a card calibration guide. Clothing runs as an AI preview generated from a photo the shopper uploads. Hats and further categories are not built yet.
How finished is this?
It is an early preview. We’re still validating physical fit and visual realism, so present it as an exploration tool rather than a confirmed fit or a purchase recommendation.
Do shoppers need to download an app?
No. The preview opens in a modern browser with a camera. The try-on tools load when a shopper chooses to open the mirror, and they decide when to allow camera access.
Does a shopper’s camera video leave their device?
Not in the live 3D mirror, which processes camera video, face tracking and derived measurements locally in the browser and does not upload them. AI photo previews are separate and opt-in: there, a photo the shopper deliberately uploads is sent to our AI provider, and we tell them so before it is.
Can shoppers keep their current glasses on?
They can, but both pairs will be visible. The preview is clearer with their current glasses off, if they can comfortably see the screen.