
Try On buttons on a WooCommerce shop product list.
MirrAR Virtual Try On is a WooCommerce plugin that adds a live augmented reality (AR) Try On button to your product pages. Shoppers press it and see the product on themselves through their camera, in real time: necklaces, earrings, rings, bracelets, bangles, wrist watches, eyewear, coloured eye lenses and cosmetics. The try-on opens in an overlay on the product page and runs in the browser on desktop and mobile, so shoppers never leave your shop and never install an app.
It is built for jewellery (jewelry) stores, watch stores, eyewear and optical stores, and beauty stores that sell on WordPress with WooCommerce. The plugin is free; the try-on runs on a paid MirrAR plan with a 14-day free trial. See MirrAR pricing.
The question that stops an online jewellery or eyewear sale is “how will this look on me?” A product photo cannot answer it. A live try-on can. The shopper sees the necklace on their own neck, the frames on their own face and the watch on their own wrist, and decides with more confidence.
The shopper presses Try On, allows the camera, and the product appears on their face, neck, ears, hand or wrist. It moves with them as they turn, like a mirror. It runs in the browser on desktop and mobile.
2D try-on goes live as soon as your product images are uploaded to MirrAR. You can also use your own 3D models for jewellery, watches and eyewear.
These are set up in your MirrAR account, not in the plugin:
The plugin is free. The try-on runs on a MirrAR plan, priced by the number of products you put on try-on. Every plan includes every feature, unlimited try-ons and a 14-day free trial.
Plans and current prices: mirrar.ai/pricing
The plugin itself sends no customer data and no order data to MirrAR. To connect, you approve a read-only WooCommerce REST API key for MirrAR, which MirrAR uses to read your products and SKUs. The Try On button script is loaded from MirrAR on pages that show the button, and the visitor’s camera is used only after the visitor presses Try On. Full details are in the External services section below. We recommend mentioning MirrAR in your shop’s privacy policy.
MirrAR (mirrar.ai) is an augmented reality and AI commerce company based in Chennai, India, operated by MirrAR Innovation Technologies Private Limited. MirrAR builds virtual try-on for jewellery and eyewear, and Smart Mirror kiosks for retail stores. This plugin brings MirrAR virtual try-on to WooCommerce shops. The official MirrAR website is mirrar.ai. MirrAR is not affiliated with any other try-on app, plugin or website that uses a similar name.
This plugin relies on the MirrAR service to show virtual try-on. It connects to it in the following ways.
MirrAR API — app.mirrar.ai
Used to connect the shop to your MirrAR account and to keep the Try On buttons up to date. Requests are made from your server, only while the shop is being connected or is connected:
The plugin sends no customer or order data.
MirrAR can also send your shop a notice at /wp-json/mirrar/v1/tryon-sync when a try-on changes. It carries no data; the plugin answers it by reading the list above with its own credentials.
WooCommerce REST API access for MirrAR
When you approve your shop in the WooCommerce VTO Connector, WooCommerce asks you to grant read access to “MirrAR Virtual Try-On”. This creates a read-only REST API key that MirrAR uses from its servers to read your products, variations and SKUs so it can prepare try-ons. Note that WooCommerce’s read permission is not limited to products. You can see or revoke the key at any time in WooCommerce Settings Advanced REST API.
MirrAR Try On button — app.mirrar.ai and your MirrAR store address
On pages that show a Try On button, the script https://app.mirrar.ai/XR/vto/mirrar-tryon-button.min.js is loaded in the visitor’s browser. Loading it sends MirrAR the visitor’s IP address and standard browser information, as with any web request. When a visitor presses Try On, the try-on opens from your MirrAR store address with the product’s SKU and, once the visitor allows it, uses the visitor’s camera for the live try-on. If the visitor chooses to share a photo to WhatsApp or Facebook, it is shared through that service and its own terms apply.
MirrAR Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.