What shoppers can do

A shopper selects an eligible garment, uploads a photo, and receives a generated clothing preview. This helps them explore appearance before purchasing. A visual preview does not determine exact body measurements or guarantee size, material behavior, or physical fit.

The current product focus is virtual try-on. AI size recommendation is planned and is not currently available. Continue to show your garment measurements, size chart, and return policy. Read the guide to virtual try-on and size recommendations for the distinction.

Start with a small catalog

Create a merchant account and review the plan's included monthly try-ons.
Import a few representative products through CSV and review images, variants, and active status.
Install the Closku script and map each storefront product to its Closku product ID.
Test a consented photo on desktop and mobile before promoting the feature.
Assign an owner for catalog updates, usage checks, and support.

The current workflow uses CSV import and a storefront script, with manual catalog maintenance. It is not a Shopify marketplace installation or live store sync.

Measure outcomes in your store

Closku does not promise a fixed conversion increase, return reduction, average-order-value uplift, or engagement rate. Outcomes depend on your catalog, visitors, and implementation.

Define the launch period and products before collecting results.
Track submitted and completed previews, failures, and eligible product-page visits.
Use purchase and return data from your commerce system with a consistent denominator.
Where possible, compare a controlled group. Record promotions, traffic changes, and limitations before attributing changes to try-on.

Read how to evaluate clothing returns for a measurement approach.

Decide whether the workflow fits

You need access to product data and a storefront that permits the script and product mapping. Review pricing and usage, the Shopify guide, or the WooCommerce guide. Ask Closku about a custom storefront before committing to a separate API or automation that these guides do not document.

Next steps

Store setup

Prepare and test your storefront.

Catalog management

Prepare product images and identifiers.

Billing and plans

Review current plan amounts.

Team operations

Assign catalog and support responsibilities.

What shoppers can do

Start with a small catalog

Create a merchant account and review the plan's included monthly try-ons.
Import a few representative products through CSV and review images, variants, and active status.
Install the Closku script and map each storefront product to its Closku product ID.
Test a consented photo on desktop and mobile before promoting the feature.
Assign an owner for catalog updates, usage checks, and support.

The current workflow uses CSV import and a storefront script, with manual catalog maintenance. It is not a Shopify marketplace installation or live store sync.

Measure outcomes in your store

Closku does not promise a fixed conversion increase, return reduction, average-order-value uplift, or engagement rate. Outcomes depend on your catalog, visitors, and implementation.

Define the launch period and products before collecting results.
Track submitted and completed previews, failures, and eligible product-page visits.
Use purchase and return data from your commerce system with a consistent denominator.
Where possible, compare a controlled group. Record promotions, traffic changes, and limitations before attributing changes to try-on.

Read how to evaluate clothing returns for a measurement approach.

Getting started with Closku

What shoppers can do

Start with a small catalog

Measure outcomes in your store

Decide whether the workflow fits

Next steps

Related pages

Getting started with Closku

What shoppers can do

Start with a small catalog

Measure outcomes in your store

Decide whether the workflow fits

Next steps

Related pages