Tryit Virtual Try

1. Upload the Plugin In your WordPress admin go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin. Select the tryit-virtual-try.zip file you downloaded from CodeCanyon and click Install Now.
2. Activate Click Activate Plugin after installation. The plugin will automatically create its database tables and default settings.
3. Configure an AI Provider Go to Virtual Try → AI Settings. Select your preferred AI provider and enter your API key. Click Test Connection to verify, then Save AI Settings.
4. Enable on a Product Edit any WooCommerce product. In the right sidebar find the Virtual Try-On Settings panel. Check Enable Virtual Try-On, choose the product category, and save the product.
5. Test on the Frontend Visit the product page on your store. The Virtual Try-On button will appear. Upload a photo or use your webcam to test the full flow.

Select your preferred AI provider and enter the corresponding API key. Use the Test Connection button to verify the key is valid before saving.

1. Open a Product Go to Products → All Products and edit the product you want to enable try-on for.
2. Find the Settings Panel Look for the Virtual Try-On Settings panel in the right sidebar of the product editor.
3. Enable Try-On Check the Enable Virtual Try-On checkbox.
4. Select Category Choose the product category that best matches. This tells the AI what kind of try-on to perform.
5. Save the Product Click Update. The try-on button will now appear on the product's frontend page.

Product Categories

1. Create an AccountVisit replicate.com and sign up for a free account.
2. Go to API TokensClick your avatar (top-right) → Account Settings → API tokens tab.
3. Create a TokenClick Create token, give it a name (e.g. "WooCommerce"), and copy the token string.
4. Paste in PluginIn Virtual Try → AI Settings select Replicate, paste the token and click Test Connection then Save.

1. Create an AccountVisit fal.ai and sign up.
2. Go to API KeysNavigate to Dashboard → Settings → API Keys.
3. Create a KeyClick Add key, copy the key string.
4. Paste in PluginSelect FAL AI in AI Settings, paste the key, test and save.

How Async Processing Works

FAL AI uses a queue system. Unlike other providers, requests do not block PHP execution:

1. Get a Free API KeyVisit aistudio.google.com/app/apikey and sign in with your Google account.
2. Create API KeyClick Create API key, copy the key.
3. Paste in PluginSelect Google Gemini in AI Settings, paste the key, test and save.

Once a try-on result is generated, two sharing actions sit alongside Download and Try Again:

When Cache Results is enabled, the plugin stores AI-generated images as WordPress transients. Identical requests (same photo + same product) return the cached image instantly with no API call.

Cache Key

The cache key is an MD5 hash of: person image data + product ID + AI provider slug. This means:

• Same photo + same product = cache hit (instant result, no cost)
• Different photo + same product = cache miss (new API call)
• Same photo + different product = cache miss (new API call)

Storage

Results are stored in the wp_options table as WordPress transients (prefixed _transient_tryit_vt_). If you have Redis or Memcached configured, WordPress automatically uses those instead.

Clear Cache

To manually clear all cached results, run this SQL in phpMyAdmin:

-- Clear all Tryit Virtual Try cached results
DELETE FROM wp_options
WHERE option_name LIKE '_transient_tryit_vt_%'
   OR option_name LIKE '_transient_timeout_tryit_vt_%';

The System Status page shows a real-time health check of your environment. Use it to diagnose problems before contacting support.

• New Share Product button on the result screen — shares the product page link via the native share sheet, with clipboard-copy fallback
• New Share Image button — shares the generated try-on image together with the product link, degrading gracefully on browsers without file-sharing support

• New Initial release with Replicate, FAL AI, and Google Gemini providers
• New Async submit + poll pattern for FAL AI (no PHP timeout)
• New Analytics dashboard with daily chart and top products
• New Result caching via WordPress transients
• New Per-product enable/disable and category selection
• New Webcam capture with live preview
• New Rate limiting (10 requests/hour per user)
• New System Status page with DB table repair tool
• New Configurable button label and position
• New HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage) compatibility