Original ModeForge try-on result illustrating media preparation for Shopify

Commerce media preparation

Prepare virtual try-on media for a Shopify workflow

Create a rights-aware try-on result in ModeForge, review its garment source and file properties, then handle catalog selection, disclosure, and publishing manually in Shopify.

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virtual try on for Shopify

Asset creation is not catalog integration

ModeForge creates one apparel visualization from one authorized portrait and one garment asset. The result remains attached to its source project so your team can review it before it enters a commerce workflow.

A Shopify catalog has separate product, variant, media, accessibility, disclosure, and publishing decisions. Export and place the approved asset manually, following your store policy and Shopify's current capabilities.

Workflow

From brief to usable asset

  1. 01

    Authorize the Shopify try-on asset

    Use one portrait you are authorized to process and record explicit consent.

  2. 02

    Build the Shopify try-on asset

    Upload a clear garment asset and choose the required output resolution.

  3. 03

    Review the Shopify try-on asset

    Review the result and its source lineage before using it in a fashion video.

Brief

Catalog handoff checklist

  • Confirm portrait rights cover the intended storefront use
  • Review garment fidelity, artifacts, and whether disclosure is needed
  • Match the asset to the correct product and variant
  • Set suitable alt text, crop, media order, and publishing approval in Shopify

FAQ

Questions before you start

Does this add virtual try-on directly to my Shopify store?

No. It creates a try-on media asset in ModeForge. Your team must review and manually add any approved asset through an appropriate Shopify workflow.

What inputs does the Shopify try-on asset use?

The Shopify try-on asset uses one authorized portrait and one garment image. The portrait-rights confirmation is required before generation.

How long are files from the Shopify try-on asset retained?

Under the product policy, portrait inputs for the Shopify try-on asset expire after 24 hours and generated results expire after 30 days.