TL;DR: On 3 November 2026 SPREEAI published SDK 2.0 and an updated Shopify app. According to SPREEAI, shoppers can try garments from more than the front view when a store enables the new angles, and merchants get Compare, Build a look and size guidance. We haven't tested the widget, so we can't vouch for the previews.
Last checked 9 Nov 2026 against SPREEAI's SDK 2.0 and Shopify launch posts.
News, 9 November 2026. On 3 November 2026, SPREEAI said SDK 2.0 is live. The company published an updated SPREEAI for Shopify app the same day. The claims below come from those two posts.
Illustration: TryAnyOutfit, generated image. No SPREEAI or Shopify interface shown.
What SDK 2.0 adds, per SPREEAI
A front view only tells part of the story. According to SPREEAI, SDK 2.0 also offers try-on from the back and from the side, plus a three-quarter angle, next to the usual front-facing preview. Those views appear when the store turns them on. The company says the extra perspectives give shoppers more visual context before they buy.
SPREEAI also describes companion tools. Compare puts supported options in the same journey so a shopper can weigh cuts or colours together. Build a look lets shoppers combine supported garments from the collection into an outfit. Size-aware fit brings size guidance and supported size previews that use the store's product and size data.
SPREEAI itself notes that a visual preview does not guarantee physical fit. It says guidance works best alongside the brand's size chart and product details.
On Shopify, SPREEAI says shoppers can use their own photo or an "AI Twin". Merchants pick eligible products and enable try-on on each one. They also set which features to offer and review shopper activity in the app. The Shopify post says subscription approval is required before shoppers see the experience. Availability still depends on the store's enabled settings and supported catalog data.
Why it matters
Product-page try-on is the same retailer-widget wave as AIUTA Flash and Aynada. The try-on sits on the merchant's product page, not in a separate shopper app. What is new for shoppers in this release, per SPREEAI, is seeing a garment from more than one angle without leaving the store.
That only helps in stores that install SPREEAI and turn the features on. For a broader look at how shoppers use try-on, see our virtual try-on guide and AI clothes changer free.
Where TryAnyOutfit fits
SPREEAI 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: SPREEAI SDK 2.0 post (3 Nov 2026) · SPREEAI for Shopify (3 Nov 2026)
Frequently asked questions
What is new in SPREEAI SDK 2.0?
According to SPREEAI, SDK 2.0 adds back, side and three-quarter try-on views alongside the front view, plus Compare, Build a look and size-aware fit, when a store enables them.
Does SPREEAI work on Shopify?
Yes. SPREEAI published an updated Shopify app with SDK 2.0 on 3 November 2026. Merchants need Shopify subscription approval before shoppers can use it.
Does a SPREEAI try-on preview guarantee fit?
No. SPREEAI itself says a visual preview does not guarantee physical fit, and that size guidance works best alongside the brand's size chart and product details.
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.