Kivisense Virtual Try-On vs Perfect Corp. Virtual Try-On

Kivisense Virtual Try-On lets businesses build augmented-reality product try-on scenes and add them to websites or apps. The product range described by Kivisense includes shoes, watches, clothes, eyewear, jewelry, and bags. Clothing try-on supports a live camera or photo upload; its engine tracks body features and models garment movement as a person moves. Kivisense says its 3D renderer is designed to show complex clothing textures and details. The maker describes integration options for websites, apps, Shopify, WeChat Mini-programs, and offline boutiques. For a shoe scene, a business can create the scene and add a QR code or link as a website button. The shoe experience is described as compatible with desktop and mobile browsers and iOS and Android devices, though some low-performance smartphones may not run it smoothly. Commercial use requires a Commercial License, including company or agency integrations and client projects. Essential is free for two SKUs, but limited to non-commercial, non-branded projects and includes a watermark. Commercial costs $888 a month and includes unlimited views, 10 footwear SKUs, full customization, consultant support, and no watermark.

Perfect Corp. Virtual Try-On lets businesses offer virtual previews of clothes, shoes, jewelry, eyewear, makeup, and hair. For clothes, shoppers can change outfits in a photo with one click, with support for different body shapes and for tops, bottoms, or full looks. Shoe try-on uses 3D viewers and augmented reality with motion simulation; jewelry adds motion simulation, a virtual sizer, and generated depth, shadow, and reflections. Eyewear tools measure pupillary distance and let shoppers adjust frames, lenses, and tints in a browser. Makeup try-on includes products such as lipstick, liner, and eyeshadow. Businesses can connect the experience to websites, mobile apps, e-commerce, social campaigns, or physical retail through a mobile SDK, web module, or API. The Online Service is browser-only; Enterprise supports more channels, including mobile apps and in-store use. Try-on photos are saved on customers’ devices rather than Perfect Corp.’s servers. Pricing starts at $24/mo, with a free trial but no free plan.