TL;DR: HomeVisioner's Aynada app adds a Virtual Try-On button to Shopify and ikas fashion product pages. According to Aynada, shoppers upload a photo, see the product on themselves in seconds with a before/after slider, and can add to cart from the result. Merchants track try-ons through to attributed orders. We haven't tested the widget, so we can't vouch for the previews.
Last checked 6 Nov 2026 against Aynada's product site and Shoplist's Shopify listing watch.
News, 6 November 2026. Around 2 November 2026, Aynada AI Try-On & Studio appeared as a live Shopify and ikas product, according to Shoplist's launch watch (checked 6 November 2026). The company behind it is HomeVisioner. Aynada's own site lists ikas and Shopify as live. Other store platforms are marked planned, with custom or API work available on request.
Illustration: TryAnyOutfit, generated image. No Aynada, Shopify or ikas interface shown.
How shopper and merchant flows work, per Aynada
On the product page, a "Virtual Try-On" button sits next to add-to-cart. The shopper uploads a photo. Aynada says the AI preview is ready in seconds, with a before-and-after slider. The result has its own add-to-cart button. The company states that fit and size are illustrative only.
Clothing comes first. Aynada also lists shoes and common accessories. Underwear and lingerie are not offered. Merchants choose which products show the button. Studio, described as beta and ikas-only for now, makes lifestyle model shots from product photos.
The merchant panel, according to Aynada, tracks try-ons through to attributed orders and revenue. It also shows product rankings. Email capture is optional, with marketing consent asked separately.
Treat pricing as company / listing claims, checked on 6 November 2026 via Shoplist's Shopify App Store watch. Shoplist lists a free plan with 20 try-ons per month. Starter is listed at $14.99/month. Growth and Pro sit higher, with usage fees on the upper tiers. Confirm current prices on the live app store page before you buy. Shoplist also noted, as of its 6 November 2026 check, that it had not yet detected public storefront installs.
On privacy, Aynada says shopper photos are not used to train AI. It says the photo is deleted once the result is generated, and the result is not kept after it reaches the browser. Those are company claims. We haven't audited the pipeline.
Why it matters
Product-page try-on is the same B2B retailer-widget wave as AIUTA Flash. The try-on sits on the merchant's checkout path, not in a separate shopper app. For a broader look at how shoppers use try-on, see our virtual try-on guide and AI clothes changer free.
Where TryAnyOutfit fits
Aynada is built for the store. If you want try-on outside one merchant's catalog, TryAnyOutfit is the shopper-side app. Add your photo and any outfit image or screenshot, including a product photo from a shop, and see the outfit on your real photo. That works in the iPhone and Android apps or the web Studio, with shared credits.
Image: TryAnyOutfit App Store screenshot.
It isn't a fit or size tool. There's no free trial, but it's cheap to start: see pricing. Uploaded photos are auto-deleted after 72 hours unless you save them.
Sources: Aynada product site · Shoplist: Aynada AI Try-On & Studio launch watch (lists launched 2 November 2026; checked 6 November 2026) · HomeVisioner about
Frequently asked questions
What is Aynada AI try-on?
According to Aynada, it is a Virtual Try-On button on Shopify and ikas product pages: shoppers upload a photo, see the product on themselves with a before/after slider, and can add to cart from the result.
How much does Aynada cost?
Per Shoplist's Shopify listing watch checked on 6 November 2026, Aynada lists a free plan with 20 try-ons per month and paid plans from $14.99/month. Confirm current prices on the live app store page.
Does Aynada keep shopper photos?
Aynada says photos are not used to train AI, the photo is deleted once the result is generated, and the result is not kept after it reaches the browser. Those are company claims.
Can shoppers try on clothes from any store, not just one merchant?
A dedicated try-on app can. TryAnyOutfit works from any outfit photo or screenshot and shows the outfit on your real photo. It is not a fit or size tool.