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Try on clothes from any online store: a Try on button on product pages and listings, and right-click any image. Peek The Look puts a virtual fitting room on every online clothing store. Press "Try on" next to a garment and see it on a photo of yourself, without leaving the store. HOW IT WORKS 1. Add Peek The Look to Chrome. A hanger icon appears in your toolbar. Nothing else changes until you shop. 2. Shop as usual. On clothing stores, Peek The Look adds a "Try on" button to product pages and product listings. 3. Add your photo. The first time, log in or create an account and upload a front-facing, full-body photo. It is saved, so next time it takes one tap. 4. See it on you. Peek The Look renders the garment on your photo, keeping the same face, pose and background, and saves the look to your Library. THREE WAYS TO TRY ON • Product pages: a "Try on" button right under the product name. Works with stores built on Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, Salesforce Commerce Cloud and others. • Listings: a "Try on" button on every product card while you browse a category. • Anywhere: right-click any garment photo and choose "Try this on with Peek The Look". Works on any site, including lookbooks, blogs and image overlays. FEATURES • AI try-on that keeps you looking like you. Your face, body, pose and background are preserved. If a render fails, it is retried automatically on a stronger model. • Photo library: keep up to 10 photos and pick a default. • Every look saved: your try-ons from every store are kept in one Library, so you can compare and decide later. • Drag to compare: a before/after slider shows fit, colour and length at a glance. • Stays out of the way: the panel floats over the page and never changes the store's design. Close it and your try-on is still there when you reopen it. • Light and dark mode, following your system setting. • 12 languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Japanese, Korean and Chinese (Simplified). • Knows tops from trousers: reads the product name to tell tops, bottoms and one-pieces apart, so the garment goes where it is worn. WHAT YOU CAN TRY ON Tops, bottoms and one-pieces such as dresses and jumpsuits. A clear product photo gives the best result. PRIVACY • Never shared with stores. Your photos and looks stay inside Peek The Look's own panel, which the store's page cannot read. • Cleaned before upload. Photos are re-encoded in your browser before they leave your computer, with EXIF data and GPS location removed. • Private by default. Photos are stored privately and only shown through links that expire within an hour. • Deletable at any time. Remove one photo, one look, or your whole account and everything in it from the profile menu. WHY "ACCESS TO ALL WEBSITES"? Peek The Look has no fixed list of shops, so it needs to run on whichever store you visit to add the "Try on" buttons. It only acts on pages where it finds something to try on. Everywhere else it does nothing. PRICING Installing Peek The Look is free. Each try-on uses credits, and the panel shows the cost before you press the button. Buy a credit pack that never expires, or subscribe to renew your credits each period. If a render fails, its credits are returned. Payments are handled by Dodo Payments on its own secure checkout page. Your card details never enter the extension or reach the store. REQUIREMENTS Chrome on desktop or laptop. An account is needed so your photos are saved and you only upload them once.
Oct 29, 2026
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