Fashion · Single image · 5 credits
See the shoe on your feet, before you buy
User photo + shoe image. Stance preserved; shoe rendered at correct scale on the shopper's actual feet.
Stand shot in. Try-on out.
Every result below was generated from the photo next to it. No cherry-picking.
Highest-return-rate category
Footwear leads e-commerce returns. Try-on closes the visual-confidence gap most directly here.
Stance preserved
The customer's stance and lower body stay; only the footwear is replaced.
No AR SDK
Server-side render — works on any web PDP without mobile-app integration.
Who this is for
Who this is for
Sneaker brands
Job
Reduce stance-and-style returns
Friction
Shoes have the highest return rates in e-commerce.
Formal-shoe retailers
Job
Show how the shoe sits with the shopper's outfit
Friction
Customers can't tell suit-shoe coordination from product shots.
Athletic footwear
Job
Match the shoe to the customer's lifestyle photos
Friction
Performance footwear is bought by feel and look together.
Marketplaces
Job
Differentiate on per-listing try-on
Friction
AR SDKs require per-app integration.
How it works
How it works
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1
Customer uploads opt-in photo
Full-length or lower-body shot. Consent-aware.
Replaces: Trying shoes in a physical store.
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2
Pick the shoe
From your catalog. Shoe_type (sneaker, formal, athletic, heel) parameters fit physics.
Replaces: Carrying multiple sizes home.
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3
Generate
Around 30 seconds. Stance preserved; the shoe replaces existing footwear.
Replaces: Returning a shoe that didn't suit the outfit.
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4
Show on PDP
Embed the try-on render on the PDP. Customer sees the shoe with their outfit.
Replaces: Generic on-stand PDP imagery.
Pixfino vs traditional production
Pixfino vs traditional production
| Traditional studio | Stock + retouch | Pixfino | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lead time | Visit store | N/A | Under 1 minute |
| Per-fitting cost | Lost margin from returns | N/A | 5 credits |
| Engineering effort | AR SDK | N/A | REST endpoint |
| Returns reduction | Baseline (high) | N/A | Measurable lift |
| Scale ceiling | Per-store throughput | N/A | Real-time |
| Customer effort | Visit, fit, return | N/A | One photo |
Questions and answers
Questions and answers
What photo does the user need to upload?
How accurate is the rendered shoe size?
What about consent?
Will the user's pants/dress stay correct?
Does this work for heels?
What's the API surface?
Related templates
Measured quality
Full QC report →Virtual Try-On (Footwear)
oaktree/image-edit · $0.04/image
On-model shoe try-on is hard: the render must keep the model's identity and foot stance while swapping the shoe. Identity and pose drift are the honest pressure points.
Face preservation
target ≥ 0.99 landmark cosine
Pose / stance preservation
target ≤ 0.15 stance drift (torso-norm)
Render sharpness (BRISQUE)
target threshold pending calibration
Auto-QC first-pass rate
target ≥ 85% first pass
Customer photo plus shoe in, try-on render out. The highest-return category, addressed.
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