Virtual Try On Chrome Extension: See It on You While You Shop

Pick a top in the window below. That is what our virtual try on Chrome extension does on real shop pages: one click on the product photo, and the result opens in Chrome’s side panel next to the price.

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Virtual try on Chrome extension result: Ava in the burgundy silk blouse and blue jeans

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Why a virtual try on Chrome extension beats saving screenshots

Most people start by screenshotting a product, opening a try-on site and uploading it. That works, and it still does on our website. The virtual try on Chrome extension cuts it to one click.

	Screenshot and upload	WearTryOn extension
Steps for each item	Save, open a site, upload, crop	One click on the product photo
Where the result shows	In another tab	In the side panel, next to the size picker
Your own photo	Uploaded again each time	Added once, kept in your browser
Shops without a button	Any image you can save	Right-click any image
On a phone	Works in the browser	Desktop only, so use the website

Three clicks with the virtual try on Chrome extension on a real product page

These are the screens the virtual try on Chrome extension shows you. Nothing to set up beyond your photo.

1
Click Try on
Hover a product photo and a purple Try on button appears in its corner.
2
Add your photo once
A full-body photo, facing the camera. It stays in your browser and is sent only when you press Try on.
3
See it beside the price
In about 20 seconds the result opens in the side panel. Pick top, bottoms, dress or jacket if it guessed wrong.

Real results from the same engine

Every picture in this section is an unedited WearTryOn result. The virtual try on Chrome extension sends your click to the same Standard try-on the website uses, so this is the quality to expect.

Woman in a white T-shirt and jeans on a city rooftop, the photo before the try-on — Jacket, trousers and cap, one at a time

Same woman after a virtual try on Chrome extension run, in a black bomber, cargo pants and a cap — Jacket, trousers and cap, one at a time

Leo in a white T-shirt and jeans against a pale studio wall — Face, pose and jeans stay as they were

Leo wearing a cream chunky knit sweater, his face and jeans unchanged — Face, pose and jeans stay as they were

Results drift when the photo is cropped at the waist, taken from the side, or the product shot shows a model in a busy pose. A clean full-body photo fixes most of it.

What the extension costs, in plain numbers

Installing the virtual try on Chrome extension is free. Try-ons use credits from your free weartryon.com account, the same balance as every tool on the site.

10 free credits when you create your account, and 2 more for each daily check-in
Each try-on uses 10 credits; a failed one is refunded on its own
Every result lands in your history on weartryon.com, ready to download or compare

See plans and credit packs

credits a try-on: 10; credits a try-on
charged when it fails: 0; charged when it fails
photo, added once: 1; photo, added once
to a result: ~20 s; to a result

Virtual try on Chrome extension saved result: a man in a cream knit sweater with Download and Try again

Where the virtual try on Chrome extension shows its Try on button

The button appears on product photos in a growing list of popular shops. Everywhere else, the right-click menu does the same job.

Large marketplacesClothing listings with a main product photo.
Fast-fashion and high-street storesProduct pages and category grids.
Pin boardsOutfit pins that show one clear piece.
Every other siteRight-click a photo and choose Try on with WearTryOn.

Right-click menu on a knit sweater photo with the virtual try on Chrome extension option highlighted — Flat product shots and photos on a plain background give the cleanest result. A garment worn by a model works too.

When the website does the job better

The virtual try on Chrome extension handles one piece from one product page. For anything else, the website has a tool built for it.

What our virtual try on Chrome extension can see, and what it never touches

Each permission Chrome asks for, in plain words.

Side panel
Shows your photo, the item and the result next to the page.
Right-click menu
Adds Try on with WearTryOn to the menu on images.
Active tab
Reads the one image you right-clicked. No other tabs.
Storage
Keeps your photo and last item in your own browser.
Shop sites
Shows the button and fetches only the photo you click. No history, no cart, no prices.
weartryon.com
Sends the try-on you asked for and saves it to your private history.

Results are private to your account and are not used to train AI models. Every photo and result passes automated safety checks: clothing only, no nudity, no photos of minors.

The full detail is in the Chrome extension section of our privacy policy which also covers how long results are kept.

Questions people ask before installing

Is the virtual try on Chrome extension free?

Installing it is free, and so is the weartryon.com account it uses. New accounts get 10 credits and a daily check-in adds 2. Each try-on uses 10 credits. The extension sells nothing itself; plans and credit packs are on our pricing page.

Does it work in Edge, Brave or on a Mac?

The virtual try on Chrome extension is built and tested for desktop Chrome on Windows, macOS and ChromeOS. Edge and Brave can install extensions from the Chrome Web Store, but we test on Chrome first, so the side panel may behave a little differently there.

Is there a version for my phone?

No. Chrome on Android and iPhone does not run extensions, so the virtual try on Chrome extension is desktop only. On a phone, save the product photo and use the virtual try-on on our website; your results land in the same history.

Do I need an account?

Yes, a free weartryon.com account, so your credits and results have a home. Sign in with Google from the side panel the first time; after that the extension shares the website’s sign-in, with nothing extra to remember.

Can the shop see my photo?

No. Your photo sits in your browser’s storage, not on the shop’s page. When you press Try on it goes to WearTryOn only, together with the one product photo you picked.

Why does a try-on sometimes look off?

Usually the photo: cropped at the waist, a side angle, or loose layers hiding your shape. Use a full-body photo facing the camera in fitted clothes. If the extension guessed the item type wrong, switch it to top, bottoms, dress or jacket and try again.

What happens when I remove it?

Your saved photo is deleted with it. Results already in your weartryon.com history stay in your account under our usual retention rules. Chrome opens a short page asking why you left, one click and no account needed.

Does the virtual try on Chrome extension tell me my size?

Not yet. It shows how a piece looks on you, not how it fits. Check the shop’s size chart and reviews for fit before you buy.

Shop with the virtual try on Chrome extension next time

Add it once, pin it, and the next product photo you like is a click away from being on you.

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