Revery.ai Alternatives for Fashion Stores

The main Revery.ai alternatives for fashion stores fall into three groups: Shopify try-on apps such as GenLook and ZeDaq.ai, try-on APIs such as FASHN, and enterprise vendors such as Perfect Corp. Which one fits depends on your platform, your budget and whether you have a developer.

Our roundup of AI try-on apps for Shopify ranks the Shopify options in detail. This guide takes a wider view and includes APIs and enterprise tools.

Disclosure: ZeDaq.ai is our product. Competitor details below come only from each company's own live page.

What can we say about Revery.ai today?

Very little, and we'd rather say that than guess. When we tried to open revery.ai in November 2026, the site did not load for us. We couldn't find a Revery listing on the Shopify App Store either.

Because we couldn't check Revery's current product, pricing or features on its own site, this guide doesn't describe them. If you're a Revery customer or you're talking to their team, ask them directly about current plans and support.

What we can do is help you compare the AI dressing room alternatives whose details are public. For a head-to-head between Revery and one of them, see FASHN AI vs Revery.ai.

What should you look for in an AI dressing room alternative?

An AI dressing room shows a shopper how a garment looks on a person. Tools differ a lot in how they do that. Before you compare vendors, decide what matters to you:

• Whose body is shown. Some tools put the garment on the shopper's own photo. Others show it on a generated or stock model.
• How it reaches your store. A Shopify app installs in minutes. An API needs a developer. An enterprise tool usually starts with a sales call.
• How you pay. Look for monthly quotas, per-credit pricing or custom quotes.
• Whether sizing is included. Seeing the look is one question. Picking the right size is another.
• What happens after the trial. Check what the free plan or trial gives you and what happens when it ends.

Write your answers down. They will rule out half the list quickly.

Questions to ask any try-on vendor

Before you sign, send each vendor the same short list of questions. Their answers are easier to compare when the questions match.

• What happens to the shopper's photo after the try-on is made?
• Can the shopper use the tool without creating an account?
• How long does one try-on take on a mid-range phone?
• Which garment types work best, and which ones don't work yet?
• What does a typical month cost at my traffic level?
• How do I remove the tool from my theme if I cancel?

A vendor that answers these clearly and in writing is easier to work with later. If the answers are vague, ask for a trial on your own products before you commit.

How do the main Revery competitors compare?

Every competitor detail in this table comes from the linked page, checked November 2026.

Tool	Type	How shoppers see clothes	Entry price	Sizing
GenLook	Shopify app	Shopper uploads one photo	Free (10 try-ons/mo); Starter $19.99/mo	AI size assistant (beta) on Growth and Pro
FASHN	Web app and API	Try-on, plus generated AI models	API $0.075 per credit; app plans from $19/mo	Not listed
Perfect Corp	Enterprise suite	Clothes try-on, plus shoes, jewelry, eyewear, makeup and hair	Not stated (sales contact)	Not listed
ZeDaq.ai	Shopify app, script tag and REST API	Shopper uploads one photo	Free plan; Micro $14/mo	Find my size from one photo plus height

Prices change often. Confirm each one on the live page before you sign up.

Which alternative suits which store?

A Shopify store that wants try-on fast

GenLook and ZeDaq.ai both install from the Shopify App Store and work from the shopper's own photo. GenLook's listing shows 41 reviews with a 5.0 rating and a free plan with 10 try-ons a month, per its Shopify listing. ZeDaq.ai is newer and has zero App Store reviews so far.

GenLook's paid plans run from $19.99 a month for 100 try-ons to $79 a month for 1,000, according to the same listing. Its Growth and Pro plans add an AI size assistant, which the listing marks as beta.

A developer building a custom try-on

FASHN offers an API that brings its image, try-on, editing and video tools into your own product, per the FASHN website. Its API is pay as you go at $0.075 per credit, with a $7.50 minimum purchase, according to FASHN's pricing page. We cover more API options in our guide to FASHN AI alternatives.

ZeDaq.ai also has a REST API. You send a request to POST /api/v1/tryon with an x-api-key header. The API reference is in the ZeDaq.ai developer docs.

A large brand that sells beauty and fashion

Perfect Corp's virtual try-on page lists clothes, shoes, jewelry, eyewear, makeup and hair. It offers an e-commerce web module, a mobile SDK and an API, per its product page. It doesn't publish prices there, so expect a sales conversation.

A store on WooCommerce, Wix or a custom site

Shopify apps won't help you here. You need an API or a script you can paste into your site. ZeDaq.ai's widget works on WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace and custom sites:

<script src="https://www.zedaq.ai/widget/zedaq.js" data-key="YOUR_KEY" defer></script>

The key is locked to your store's domain. The widget adds "Try it on" and "Find my size" to product pages. For how this kind of tool fits a non-Shopify store, read our guide to virtual fitting rooms for clothing sites.

Is there a list of try-on startups worth checking?

Yes. Here is a short list of the try-on tools we checked for this guide, grouped by how you'd use them. All were checked on their live pages in November 2026, linked in the table above.

1. Shopify apps using the shopper's photo: GenLook, ZeDaq.ai.
2. Try-on and model APIs: FASHN, ZeDaq.ai.
3. Enterprise suites covering beauty and fashion: Perfect Corp.

This isn't every vendor on the market. It's the set whose details we could confirm today. If a vendor's site doesn't show a feature or price, we've left it out rather than guess.

How does ZeDaq.ai work as a Revery alternative?

ZeDaq.ai gives fashion stores two tools in one subscription.

AI virtual try-on. The shopper uploads one photo and sees your real garment on their body. It runs on your product page, so there's no app for the shopper to download.

Find my size. The shopper adds their height to the photo. The measurement runs on their device and is matched to your own size chart. You set one chart per garment type: tops, outerwear, dresses and bottoms. When a shopper is between sizes, it picks the roomier size.

Eyewear stores also get live-camera try-on for frames.

What does ZeDaq.ai cost?

Plan	Price
Free	$0 (3 try-ons and 3 measurements a month)
Micro	$14/mo
Starter	$49/mo
Growth	$129/mo
Scale	$299/mo

Every paid plan has a 3-day free trial with no card required.

How do you test an AI dressing room before you commit?

Run the same test on every tool you shortlist:

1. Pick three products. Choose a fitted top, a loose dress and something with a print.
2. Use three photos. Use people of different heights and body shapes, with their consent.
3. Check the garment. Look at whether the color, print and length match the real product.
4. Check the speed. Time how long each result takes on a phone.
5. Check the cost. Work out what a normal month of try-ons would cost on each plan.
6. Check the exit. Find out what happens to your setup if you cancel.

Keep the results in a simple spreadsheet. A side-by-side view makes the choice much easier than memory.

FAQs

Is Revery.ai still available?

We couldn't confirm it. The revery.ai site didn't load for us when we checked in November 2026, so contact the company directly for its current status.

What is the closest Revery alternative for Shopify?

If you want try-on on the shopper's own photo, GenLook and ZeDaq.ai both install from the Shopify App Store. Compare their quotas and sizing features before you choose.

Do AI dressing rooms need a developer?

Shopify apps don't. APIs such as FASHN and the ZeDaq.ai REST API do. The ZeDaq.ai script tag sits in between, since you only paste one line into your product template.

Can an AI dressing room tell shoppers their size?

Some can. ZeDaq.ai's Find my size matches a photo-based measurement to your size chart. GenLook lists a size assistant in beta on its higher plans.