Will pieces be the right size and in the right place?

Each piece type carries its own anatomical placement rule and a real-world scale hint, so a helix cuff stays small and high on the ear rather than being blown up across it, and a nose stud stays tiny. Paired pieces are placed on both ears or both wrists, and a bangle set is split across the two wrists instead of being duplicated onto each.

Do I need new product photography?

No. It works from the catalogue images you already have — a clean, well-lit photo of the piece is enough. No macro reshoot, no 3D scanning, no CAD models.

Can I put this on my Shopify store?

Yes. Connect your store, sync your catalogue, and enable a "Try it on" button on jewellery product pages — the same flow as our clothing try-on. Developers can also call the API directly for fully custom placements.

Can shoppers try jewellery on their own photo?

Yes. A shopper uploads their photo and FashClick places your jewellery on them photorealistically — necklaces, earrings, bangles, rings and full bridal sets — so they can see the piece on themselves before buying.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. New accounts get 5 free credits, once, so you can test jewellery try-on quality on your own pieces before committing to a paid plan.

AI Jewellery Virtual Try-On

Worn, not
photographed.

A packshot can’t tell a shopper whether a haram falls at the collarbone or the sternum, or whether a hoop is delicate or dramatic. FashClick places your piece on their own photo — at its true size, exactly where it is worn — and leaves their face, clothes and background untouched.

Piece types

Body areas

Ear piercing spots

Free on signup

Placement

Anatomically correct

A choker snug at mid-neck, a rani haar low over the chest, a tragus stud on the cartilage flap in front of the ear canal. Every type knows where it belongs.

Scale

True to life

A nose stud stays tiny; a helix cuff stays compact and high on the ear. Pieces are sized against the shopper’s anatomy, never blown up to fill the frame.

Sets

A full set at once

Necklace, jhumka, maang tikka and nath in one generation, so shoppers judge the whole look rather than one item at a time.

Symmetry

Both ears, both wrists

Paired pieces are matched across the body, and a bangle set is split between the two wrists instead of being duplicated onto each.

Style my look

Restyle around the piece

Flip it round and let the outfit and hair change to show the piece off — a rani haar gets a lehenga and an updo, a delicate pendant a V-neck and open hair.

Integration

Store sync & API

Connect Shopify to sync your catalogue and add a “Try it on” button, or call the API directly for a custom placement.

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The questions that stop people, answered without a click

Over 45 piece types across the whole body — necklaces, chokers, mangalsutras and rani haars; studs, hoops, jhumkas, chandbalis and full helix ear stacks; nose rings and septum rings; rings, bangles, kadas and tennis bracelets; maang tikkas, matha pattis and tiaras; anklets, waist chains and brooches. The catalogue deliberately spans Western, Indian and South-Asian, Middle Eastern, African and East-Asian pieces. There is also an Auto mode that identifies the piece from your product image and places it correctly.

No. Jewellery try-on is additive: the shopper's clothing, face and background are preserved and only the jewellery is added. If you want the opposite, "Style My Look" restyles the outfit and hair to complement the piece — a heavy bridal haram gets a lehenga and an updo, a delicate pendant gets a V-neck and open hair — while still preserving identity.

Yes. A multi-piece request places a complete set in a single generation — for example a bridal set of necklace, jhumka, maang tikka and nath — so shoppers see the whole look rather than one item at a time.

Worn, not
photographed.

Every one of these started as a flat packshot

Eight areas. One rule each.

From packshot to worn.

Bring your product photo

Pick the piece type

Place it on the model