RealityTry

RealityTry is a Shopify app that lets fashion shoppers preview garments on uploaded photos. It is best suited to Shopify apparel stores focused on tops, dresses and jackets. The bottom line: store-level controls and a free entry tier are useful, but its narrower garment strengths make it a poor match for catalogs centered on trousers or layered outfits.

Overview

Shoppers upload a photo, and the maker says RealityTry produces high-resolution try-ons in under five seconds. A fast preview can keep the feature close to the shopping decision, but its value depends on whether the product is among the garment types it handles well.

Merchants install it through the Shopify App Store and can add it to modern Online Store 2.0 themes without coding. They can enable try-on across apparel SKUs or choose particular collections, allowing stores to focus the feature on suitable products instead of applying it indiscriminately.

Key features

Store controls and analytics

The Shopify theme editor lets merchants adjust the try-on button’s color, size and typography. That gives stores a degree of control over its appearance without requiring code. The Shopify listing describes an analytics dashboard for try-on activity and revenue tracking; Growth and Scale include advanced analytics.

Lead capture for email addresses and phone numbers starts with Growth, not Free or Starter. It may suit merchants who want to turn try-on activity into contact opportunities, but the added capability comes with a higher monthly fee and a larger credit allowance than smaller stores may need.

Garments and customer data

RealityTry’s stated strengths are tops, t-shirts, sweaters, dresses and jackets. The maker says complex layered outfits and bottom-wear are still being addressed, so stores built around those categories should look elsewhere rather than assume broad apparel coverage.

The privacy policy says image data is encrypted in transit using TLS 1.3 and customer photos are not used to train models without explicit consent. Uploaded images may be kept as needed for processing and support before deletion or de-identification under operational schedules. The maker also states GDPR compliance for users in the European Economic Area and identifies rights including access, deletion and data portability. These protections are relevant for stores handling customer photos, though they do not mean images are deleted immediately after a try-on.

Pricing

RealityTry has a free plan and a free trial. The Free plan costs nothing and includes 20 free try-on credits, one-click Shopify installation, basic analytics and standard support. It is a low-commitment way to introduce try-ons, but its 20-credit allowance is far below the paid plans.

Starter costs $19.99 a month, billed every 30 days. It includes 100 AI-powered try-on credits, Shopify integration, analytics, mobile and desktop optimization, and email support. It fits a store with modest usage that does not need lead capture or priority support. The monthly try-on limit is 100/month.

Growth costs $49.99 a month, billed every 30 days. It raises the allowance to 300 AI-powered try-on credits and charges $0.12 per extra try-on, with a budget cap. It also adds lead capture, advanced analytics and priority email support. This is the more relevant tier for stores seeking customer contacts and additional usage, though the cost is substantially higher than Starter.

Scale costs $99 a month, billed every 30 days. It includes 1,000 AI-powered try-on credits, $0.10 per extra try-on, removal of RealityTry branding, 24/7 priority integration support and theme setup customization. It is aimed at stores with higher volume or a need for integration assistance and branding control; smaller stores may not need those additions. The plans specify paid overage rates for Growth and Scale, but no equivalent rate is given for Starter.

Platforms

RealityTry is web-based and integrates with Shopify. Its photo input and customer photo upload support the product’s virtual try-on workflow; it is not presented as a standalone native mobile app.

Who it's for

RealityTry is for apparel stores and fashion boutiques using Shopify, especially those selling the garment categories it currently handles best. It is less suitable for merchants whose main products are bottom-wear or complex layered outfits, or for shoppers seeking a try-on tool independent of a Shopify store.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Shopify installation supports modern Online Store 2.0 themes without coding, and merchants can select eligible products by SKU or collection.
• Pros: The Free plan includes 20 credits and basic analytics, giving stores a limited way to start without a paid subscription.
• Pros: Growth and Scale offer extra credits at stated per-try-on rates, while Scale also removes branding and includes priority integration support.
• Cons: Bottom-wear and complex layered outfits are still being addressed, limiting the fit for some apparel catalogs.
• Cons: Lead capture is reserved for Growth and above, so stores on Free or Starter cannot use that feature.
• Cons: Uploaded photos may be retained for processing and support before deletion or de-identification, which may not suit merchants seeking immediate deletion.

Alternatives

For a wider comparison, see Virtual Try-On Software.

TryItOn is a better fit for readers who want a try-on app across mobile, desktop and web platforms; its free Starter plan includes three try-ons and a small wardrobe.

Photta suits users looking for a web or API option with product-photo credits: its free start includes 20 credits, and its Hobby plan is $14 a month billed monthly.

Voilae is worth considering for a web-based option whose free plan includes 15 try-ons per month and a try-on analytics dashboard.

TryOn Virtual is another web and API option; its free Starter tier includes 25 try-on sessions per month and pauses usage at the limit.

Perfect Corp. AI Makeup Virtual Try-On API is an alternative for readers considering an AI makeup virtual try-on API.

WeShopAI Virtual Try-On offers web and mobile access, with a free trial tier that includes 200 points on registration and selected models only.

Banuba Face AR SDK is an alternative for readers seeking a face AR SDK across several platforms; its plan uses custom pricing.

Fittingbox Virtual Try-On is another multi-platform option, with a Bronze plan at $59 a month.

Verdict

Choose RealityTry if you run a Shopify apparel store focused on tops, dresses or jackets and want configurable product selection, photo try-ons and store analytics. Its Shopify fit and tiered credit plans are the main reasons to choose it; limited support for bottom-wear and layered outfits is the main reason to look elsewhere.