WEARFITS Documentation
Shoes & Bags AR Try-On

User guide / footwear

Shoe Try-On Manual

Follow this guide to upload a ready shoe model or create one from photos, then prepare the final WEARFITS shoe 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 shoe, including its shape, scale, and surface details.

Why use AR try-on?

AR helps shoppers understand volume, silhouette, and styling before they buy, directly on mobile.

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 shoe model

Use this path when you already have a ready 3D shoe file and want to move straight into the shoe editor.

Best for ready assets: GLB, GLTF, OBJ, STL, or ZIP with textures. Keep “Use as shoe for tryon” enabled and open “Tryon shoe editor” after upload.

Step 01

Open the upload tool

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

WEARFITS dashboard with Upload 3D file highlighted for shoe try-on.
The main dashboard is the fastest place to start a new shoe try-on setup.

Step 02

Add your file

Drag and drop the file or select it manually. Keep “Use as shoe for tryon” enabled so the file is prepared for the correct flow.

Upload files modal showing supported 3D formats and the Use as shoe for tryon option.
Turn on the shoe toggle before confirming the upload.

Step 03

Select the file and confirm

Choose the 3D shoe file from your computer and click “Open”.

System file picker with a GLB shoe file selected.
A prepared GLB is usually the easiest format for quick onboarding.

Step 04

Open the shoe editor

When the upload is complete, open “Tryon shoe editor” from the model row to continue the setup.

Uploaded shoe row with Tryon shoe editor link highlighted.
This opens the editor where you can validate the fit and save the final try-on.

Option 2. Create a shoe model from photos

Use this path when you do not have a 3D model yet. The photo-to-3D flow can create a try-on-ready output from product images.

Step 01

Review the photo guidelines

Before uploading, open “How to prepare photo”. Use clean, sharp images with a plain background and keep only one product in frame.

Photo preparation help modal with shoe photography requirements.
Good source images produce a cleaner and more reliable 3D result.

Step 02

Upload four photos and choose Shoes

Add four photos from different angles, select “Shoes”, and then click “Generate AR try-on”.

Photo to 3D screen showing where to upload product photos and choose the Shoes option.
Start with empty slots and pick the footwear category.
Photo to 3D screen with four uploaded shoe images and Shoes selected.
Once all four images are added, generate the try-on.

Step 03

Wait for the preview link and QR

When processing is complete, the platform will generate a QR code and a mobile link for preview.

Photo to AR try-on result with generated QR code and preview link.
The QR code is the easiest way to open the try-on instantly on a phone.

Prepare and share the final shoe try-on

Once the model is ready, use the shoe editor to validate the fit and save the public mobile experience.

The goal here is not heavy technical editing. In most cases, you only need a quick visual check, small adjustments, and then the public link.

Step 01

Check the shoe position in the editor

Open the shoe editor and review the fit on the foot. If needed, click “Help” to see the keyboard shortcuts.

Shoe editor with help popup and positioned shoe model.
Use this screen to confirm that the shoe sits naturally on the foot.

Step 02

Fine-tune the setup if needed

Adjust only if the shoe needs a small correction, for example in lighting, scale, or masking.

Shoe try-on editor with advanced settings and mask controls visible.
Most teams only need light corrections before saving.

Step 03

Save the final try-on data

Click “Save” when the shoe looks correct in the try-on.

Saved shoe try-on data confirmation with shoe model visible.
Saving locks in the visual setup for the final public experience.

Step 04

Copy the public try-on link

Use the public shoe try-on link or QR code to preview and share the final mobile experience.

Public shoe try-on links and QR codes for sharing.
Share the public link internally first, then move to wider distribution once approved.