Let shoppers preview your wigs on themselves before ordering.

Wig Virtual Try-On is an embedded widget for online stores. A shopper uploads or takes a selfie and gets a virtual preview of a wig’s style, volume, and shade on their own face. Previewing the look before ordering helps shoppers make a more informed choice directly on the product page.

Send us four product links from your online store. We’ll set up a private, interactive try-on demo with your actual products within two business days. Test your wigs on your own phone before deciding on a rollout.

Add a single JavaScript snippet to your site template or deploy it through Google Tag Manager. We connect your products using your existing Google Shopping or ecommerce product feed. Our team helps with button placement and theme styling so you can add try-on to your product pages without building a custom widget.

There's no practical limit on catalog size; we work with catalogs of 10,000+ products without issue. New products you add to your existing feed appear automatically in your TWIWT dashboard, where you choose which ones to activate for virtual try-on. Each variant (every color and length combination) is its own try-on entry, so you control exactly which SKUs your shoppers can try on.

Yes. Every generated try-on has a regenerate button in your dashboard. When you flag one as off, you pick a reason from a short list (wrong color, bad fit, unrealistic rendering) and a corrected version is produced. The reason stays attached to the original generation, so nothing gets lost.

Hair color includes root shadows, balayage, and multi-tonal highlights. TWIWT combines the wig style with reference photos of the actual product to capture highlight, shadow, and root distribution.

The result is a virtual preview, so length and color can vary from the real product. You can review generated images in the dashboard and request a new version when something looks off. Cap size recommendations are handled separately by our camera-based Head Measurement tool.

Yes. The try-on prepares the shopper’s photo by removing existing hair before applying the wig, so people with full hair, thinning hair, or no natural hair can use the same flow. Shoppers can upload a selfie, take a photo, or choose a pre-set model to explore styles.

The minimum requirement is a detectable face. The AI uses facial landmarks to place the wig, so a clear, front-facing photo works best. Before the shopper takes or uploads a photo, the widget shows what works (front-facing, hair away from the face, good light), so most photos come in usable. We also block generations on offensive content or photos of recognizable public figures. Beyond those checks, the experience is intentionally permissive to keep the shopper flow smooth.

We evaluate men’s and women’s hairstyles across different ethnicities and skin tones, using the front-facing angles requested by the shopper widget. Preview quality can vary, so clear photos and review of the results remain important.

The widget explains data handling and asks for consent before a shopper uploads a photo. Selfies are stored and processed in the EU by TWIWT and contracted processing partners, whose terms prohibit using them for model training.

Sessions are deleted automatically 24 hours after creation, including uploaded photos, derived face landmarks, and generated previews. Only an anonymized record of which product was tried and when remains. A Data Processing Agreement is available on request.

Yes. You own the catalog assets you generate and can use them in your store, lookbooks, social campaigns, advertising, and email marketing. You are responsible for the rights to your source photos and the consent of anyone depicted.

Catalog assets have no visible watermark and include C2PA provenance metadata. Shopper-facing try-on previews carry a visible AI-generated label and provenance metadata; they are intended for the shopper’s preview, not marketing reuse.

During integration, we can connect events to your analytics tools, including GA4, Meta CAPI, Segment, or Klaviyo, on request. Track try-on activity alongside purchases and returns.

Run a controlled holdout test, showing the widget to one visitor group and withholding it from another, to measure the effect on your own store. Compare engagement, add-to-cart rates, completed orders, and subsequent returns instead of relying on a headline lift figure.

A first try-on takes about a minute. Additional previews in the same session take around 45 seconds.

The shopper widget supports 20 languages; the merchant dashboard is currently in English. Every retailer gets email support, and larger and enterprise partners have a dedicated support specialist.

Pricing depends on the scope of work, so we quote each retailer individually. Reach out via the form above and we'll prepare a quote for your store.

TWIWT is built for wig retail, with tools for previewing hairline placement, volume, length, and multi-tonal color from your actual product photos. The widget connects to your catalog, and optional studio tools help you create matching shade imagery, model looks, and promotional clips.