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Try clothing from supported product pages with your Kanta photo and follow your requested virtual try-ons in side activity. Meet Kanta, your virtual fitting room while you shop online. Found something you like? On supported product pages, use Kanta to save the garment to your wardrobe and request an AI preview of yourself wearing it. You can also paste a product link directly into the extension. • Visualize your next look — Create a preview using your photo and a selected garment. • Save pieces you discover — Keep clothing in your connected Kanta wardrobe. • Keep browsing — Follow import and try-on progress in the extension’s activity menu. • Choose where Kanta works — Enable website access when you want the Try-On control to appear. You control each try-on: AI visualizations start only when you request them. Before the first visualization with a new photo, Kanta asks you to confirm image processing and that everyone pictured is an adult who has consented. Kanta processes the selected product link and relevant product information for your request. It does not collect your general browsing history. Getting started: Sign in to Kanta, add a photo, and open a supported clothing product page—or paste its link into the extension. A Kanta account is required. Retailer support depends on the product information available. AI previews may be inaccurate and do not establish physical fit, sizing, or comfort.
Oct 18, 2026
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