Perfect Corp. Virtual Try-On vs Snipd

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.

Snipd lets users preview hairstyles and hair colors on their own photos before visiting a stylist. A selfie-based try-on shows possible looks, and a photo-match feature lets users bring a hairstyle reference image to explore that style on themselves; some features require Premium. For ideas without a photo or sign-up, the website offers a free quiz: five questions produce three hairstyle ideas. Snipd says its suggestions span straight, wavy, curly, and coily hair, along with braids and locs. The app is presented as a way to explore a look and share a preferred preview with a stylist. The previews are inspiration, and a real cut or color may look different. Snipd is listed for iOS and web, while its site says the iPhone app requires iOS 17 or later. The Free plan is free. Premium costs $29.99, paid once, billed 3 months, or $69.99 a year, billed Yearly. App Store subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before renewal.