Docs

Documentation

Installing the plugin, connecting your store, buying tokens, and what to do when a render fails.

  1. Install the plugin

    What Try-On needs, installing it as a WooCommerce add-on, and the one-time setup of sizes, body profiles, video styles and defaults.

  2. Connect your store

    Connecting your store to a Try-On account, step by step, and where you manage everything afterwards.

  3. Make a try-on video

    Choosing which variations get a video, setting the garment image, seeing the cost first, and what your shoppers see when it's ready.

  4. Videos for your whole catalogue

    Giving an existing catalogue videos in one run, the two steps of a run, the most it can use, and checking what it picked.

  5. Tokens

    What tokens are, buying them, what uses them, the spending log and limits, and what happens when they run out.

  6. What is sent where

    What the plugin sends to Try-On, what it never sends, how long Try-On keeps it, and where your videos live.

  7. What makes a good garment photo

    The photo each colour's video is made from, what works, what doesn't, and why a poor one still costs tokens.

  8. Questions

    Short answers about accounts and keys, paying, what shoppers see, the AI label, photos of real people, and removing the plugin.

  9. Troubleshooting

    What to do when an image is turned down, a render fails, a video doesn't arrive, connecting doesn't finish, or tokens run short.