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Right-click a product image on the web and try it on, with a docked side panel holding your gallery. Pixit adds a "Try this on with Pixit" option when you right-click a product image in an online shop. Upload one full-body photo of yourself once. After that, any garment you find while browsing can be tried on in a few clicks. Pixit uses AI to create a new photo of you wearing that piece, and you never have to leave the shop page. Your results stay in a side panel docked to your browser. You can compare looks, keep your favorites, and jump back to the product page whenever you're ready to decide. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the Pixit side panel and upload a full-body photo of yourself. 2. Right-click a product image in any online shop and choose "Try this on with Pixit". 3. If you like, set the garment's length and fit, then start the try-on. 4. Find the result in your gallery later. FEATURES - Works from the right-click menu in online shops, with no copying or saving of images - A side panel that stays open while you switch tabs and keep shopping - A gallery of every try-on, sorted by day, with a favorites tab - Every result links back to the shop page it came from - Optional length and fit settings for a closer match - Built-in tips and example photos to help you pick a photo that works FAIR, SIMPLE PRICING - Each try-on uses one credit - Credits come in one-time packs, with no subscription - Credits don't expire - If a try-on fails, the credit goes back to your account automatically - Secure payment through Stripe YOUR PHOTOS, YOUR CONTROL - Your images are stored in Germany - You can delete your photos, a single try-on, or your whole account at any time from within the extension Requires Chrome 116 or later and a free Pixit account.
Sep 16, 2026
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