WEARFITS Documentation
Shoes & Bags AR Try-On

User guide / accessories

Bag Try-On Manual

Use this guide to upload a ready bag model or create one from photos, then prepare the final bag try-on for mobile preview and sharing.

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What is a 3D file?

A 3D file is the digital version of your bag, including its shape, scale, and surface details.

Why use AR try-on?

AR bag try-on helps shoppers understand size, proportions, and how the bag sits in hand before they buy.

Recommended limits

For smooth performance, keep models around 15K polygons, use up to 2K textures, and aim for up to 15 MB.

Option 1. Upload your 3D bag model

Use this path when you already have a prepared bag model and want to move directly into the accessory editor.

Best for ready assets: GLB, GLTF, OBJ, STL, or ZIP with textures. Keep real-life scale if possible and open “Tryon accessory editor” after upload.

Step 01

Open the upload tool

From the dashboard, click “Upload 3D file”.

WEARFITS dashboard with Upload 3D file visible for bags.
Start from the dashboard before opening the bag editor.

Step 02

Add your file

Drag and drop the file or choose it from your computer. For the best result, keep the model in real-life scale.

Upload files area for adding a bag model.
Use the upload panel to add the 3D bag file.

Step 03

Select the file and confirm

Choose the file you want to upload and click “Open”.

System file picker with a bag GLB file selected.
Select the final asset from your computer and confirm the upload.

Step 04

Open the accessory editor

When the upload is complete, open “Tryon accessory editor” to continue the bag setup.

Uploaded bag row with Tryon accessory editor link visible.
This takes you into the editor for the final bag placement.

Option 2. Create a bag model from photos

Use this path when you do not have a ready 3D bag model. The photo-to-3D flow can create one from product photography.

Step 01

Upload four product photos

Add four clear photos from different angles and choose “Bags”. Plain background images usually work best.

Empty bag photo upload view.
Start with the empty photo upload screen.
Bag photo upload view with four product photos added.
Add the four product angles before generating.
Bag photo to 3D processing state after upload.
The flow may take a few minutes while the output is prepared.

Add the bag to the final try-on

Once the model is ready, use the accessory editor to place it naturally relative to the avatar’s hand.

Most bag setups only need a visual adjustment, hold-point selection, and then a final save plus mobile preview.

Step 01

Open the bag try-on setup

On the item page, click “Use this 3D object as bag in virtual try-on”.

Item page with Use this 3D object as bag in virtual try-on highlighted.
This opens the final setup flow for the bag try-on.

Step 02

Adjust the bag position

Move, rotate, and scale the bag until it sits naturally next to the avatar’s hand. Use “Help” if you need the keyboard shortcuts.

Bag try-on editor with keyboard shortcuts overlay open.
Use the editor view to quickly check position and proportions.

Step 03

Choose the hold point

Test the highlighted hold-point options and keep the one that looks most natural in the final view.

Bag try-on editor with hold-point controls highlighted.
The hold point determines how the customer will appear to carry the bag.

Step 04

Save and preview on mobile

Click “Save”, then open the “tryon link” at the bottom of the page to preview the final customer experience on a phone.

Bag try-on editor with save button and tryon link visible.
The try-on link is the fastest way to review the final mobile result.