Mirrago - Virtual TryOn Wordpress Plugin
AI virtual try-on for WordPress & WooCommerce
38 followers
AI virtual try-on for WordPress & WooCommerce
38 followers
Mirrago is a powerful WordPress plugin that brings AI virtual try-on to your WooCommerce store. Let shoppers instantly see how clothing looks on them, boosting purchase confidence, increasing conversions, and reducing returns, all with seamless integration and no coding required.
Hey Product Hunt
I'm Amit, co-founder of Mirrago.
This launch is three years in the making and honestly, it almost didn't happen.
Our first version was a consumer app. We were convinced people wanted a place to virtually try on clothes before buying. We built it, launched it, and… mostly heard crickets. The MVP didn't land the way we'd imagined. It was the kind of quiet failure that makes you question whether you read the problem right at all.
But a few things kept nagging at us. Online fashion still has a brutal return problem a huge share of clothing bought online comes back, mostly because people can't tell how something will actually look on them. "Will this suit me?" is the single biggest hesitation between a shopper and a purchase, and no product photo solves it.
So we kept going. We rebuilt around real users, listened harder, and slowly grew to 40,000+ people using Mirrago to try things on before buying. That's when the real insight hit us: the people who needed this most weren't shoppers they were the brands losing sales and eating return costs every single day.
That's what today is about. Mirrago is now a virtual try-on plugin for WordPress / WooCommerce stores so any fashion brand can add try-on to their own site in a few minutes, no AR expertise required. Shoppers see clothes on themselves, brands cut returns and lift conversion, and the whole thing runs natively on the store you already have.
We're launching free to start because I'd rather have store owners actually try it than read another pitch about it.
If you run a fashion store, build on WooCommerce, or just care about where AI + commerce is heading, I'd genuinely love your feedback. I'll be here all day answering everything: the tech, the model, the embarrassing early-days stories, all of it.
Thank you for being part of day one !
Installed Mirrago on my client's WooCommerce shop and so far it's been a great addition. The AI virtual try-on feature works well, customers can see how clothing looks on them before buying, and I can already tell it's helping with purchase confidence. No coding required, which made the whole process painless. Only gripe is it took me a bit to find some of the settings for first-time setup. Once configured though, it just works. Would recommend for any fashion or apparel store looking to boost conversions.
@sonurauniyar Thanks for the support
Glad to hear it's boosting confidence for your client's customers. Appreciate the feedback on the setup settings we'll work on making that first-time configuration even more intuitive. Thanks for recommending us!
Love the pivot! 40k consumer users basically ran the market research and pointed straight at the brands. Quick question - why WooCommerce first instead of Shopify, where most of the fashion DTC crowd sits? Guessing plugin distribution is cheaper and less gatekept
Thank You @artstavenka1
Exactly, those 40k users basically did the market research for us and pointed us right where the immediate demand was. We chose WooCommerce first because most of our early clients use it, making it super easy to launch and test Mirrago.
That said, Shopify is definitely next on our list for our upcoming update. Stay tuned!
the return-reduction pitch depends on the render actually looking like fit, not just a plausible-looking composite. Does it account for garment size relative to the shopper's actual proportions (a size M draping differently than a size L), or is it mainly visualizing color/style on a generic body shape? Those solve pretty different problems even though the demo looks similar.
Great question, Gal! Right now, Mirrago focuses on realistic blending, draping, and style visualization on the user's body. True size-to-proportion scaling (like size M vs L fabric physics) is exactly what we are working on next to reduce returns even better.
Would love for you to try it and share your thoughts!"
I have hovered over the buy button on so many clothes because I genuinely could not picture them on me. Dinesh, giving shoppers that little bit of confidence before they commit is such a thoughtful thing to focus on.