About this plugin
Genvoris Virtual Try-On lets your shoppers upload a photo and instantly preview how a product looks on them, right from the WooCommerce product page. It works for clothing, accessories, jewelry, bags, and home textiles.
org). The heavy AI work — image analysis and try-on generation — runs on Genvoris servers; this plugin handles connection, monetization, and widget injection on your store.
Key features
- AI-generated try-on previews from a single shopper photo.
- Five built-in monetization models: free for everyone, subscription, credits-with-purchase, pay-per-use, freemium.
- Per-customer quota tracking with monthly resets.
- Tight WooCommerce integration: order events, optional WooCommerce Subscriptions support.
- No theme code changes — the widget injects itself into product pages.
- All sensitive credentials encrypted at rest using WordPress salts.
- HPOS / custom order tables compatible.
Requires a Genvoris account
org. The plugin walks you through connecting on first activation. The API key is provisioned automatically — you never copy/paste secrets.
External services
This plugin connects to Genvoris-operated services to deliver its functionality. Connections are only made AFTER you authorize the plugin via the in-plugin “Connect with Genvoris” button. Until then, the plugin is dormant and contacts no third-party server.
1. Genvoris portal API (https://genvoris.org/api/v1)
- What it does: receives the merchant’s site metadata during OAuth, then handles plan/customer/usage/session-token operations server-to-server.
- What is sent: site URL, site name, admin email (during OAuth only), and per-customer identifiers ( wp_<user_id> ), email (optional), and metadata ( source: wordpress, wp_user_id, site_url ).
- When it is sent: only after the merchant clicks “Connect with Genvoris”, and on subsequent storefront try-on activity.
- Terms of service: https://genvoris.org/terms-of-service
- Privacy policy: https://genvoris.org/privacy-policy
2. Genvoris try-on backend (https://api.genvoris.org)
- What it does: serves the storefront widget bundle ( /widget.js ) and processes the actual try-on ( /api/analyze, /api/tryon ).
- What is sent: shopper-uploaded photo (image bytes), the product reference (id/title/image URL/page URL), and the merchant’s API key (server-side only — the key is never exposed to the browser).
- When it is sent: only when a shopper interacts with the try-on widget on a connected store.
- Terms of service: https://genvoris.org/terms-of-service
- Privacy policy: https://genvoris.org/privacy-policy
js ) is loaded on WooCommerce product pages only, and only when the plugin is connected and the widget is enabled in settings. Disabling the widget or disconnecting the account stops every external call.