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Size Recommendations helps a shopper compare measurements they enter with the product’s size chart after a successful try-on.
A size recommendation is not inferred from the shopper’s photo or the generated preview. It is a deterministic comparison against the size chart you review in Looksy, so it should not be presented as a fit guarantee.
Looksy product configuration for Abby top showing Try-on Images, shared size setup controls, and the Size recommendations card.

Review the product's Try-on Images and Size recommendations together before making the shopper action available. This example uses a Looksy test store.

Before you start

For each product, confirm that:
  • Try On is enabled;
  • Shopify contains the correct size variants, or the product is genuinely one-size;
  • you have the merchant’s real size-chart measurements;
  • size labels, units, ranges, and regional systems are accurate.

Configure a product’s size chart

  1. In Shopify Admin, open Looksy, then select Products.
  2. Select the product name to open its configuration.
  3. Open Size recommendations.
  4. Select Scan for size charts to look for an existing chart in the product data, or select Edit size chart to enter the chart manually.
  5. Review the measurement unit, the measurements used, every size label, and every range. Enter only measurements supplied by the merchant.
  6. If Looksy shows Needs review, choose the Shopify option that represents the product’s purchasable size.
  7. Select Save changes.
Scanned size charts still require merchant review. Looksy can convert an existing chart into structured ranges, but it must not invent missing measurements.

Turn on the shopper feature

  1. In Looksy, open Settings.
  2. Select Features.
  3. Turn on Recommend sizes from my size charts.
  4. Review the Storefront button label. The default action is Find my size.
  5. Select Save.
The action appears only after a successful try-on and only when the current product has an available size setup.
Looksy Features settings showing Complete the look and Size recommendations controls.

Complete the Look and Size recommendations are separate optional shopper features. This example uses a Looksy test store.

What shoppers experience

  1. The shopper completes a photo or Live Video try-on.
  2. They select Find my size, or the storefront label you configured.
  3. Looksy requests only the measurements relevant to that product’s chart and lets the shopper choose centimetres or inches.
  4. Looksy compares those measurements with the chart and displays a size suggestion with a confidence level.
One-size products can return their configured one-size label without asking for measurements. After a shopper submits measurements, Looksy can save a size profile for that store and visitor. On another eligible product, Looksy can reuse the saved measurements and preferred unit to prefill the form or show a new chart-based recommendation without asking for the same values again. The saved profile does not change how the recommendation is calculated: each result still comes from the current product’s reviewed size chart. It is not inferred from the shopper’s photo. The profile is stored against a hashed visitor identifier and can include the body measurements the shopper entered, their preferred unit, and the latest recommendation. A size profile becomes eligible for removal after 180 days without an update. Looksy’s retention action includes these profiles, but it defaults to dry-run and requires deletion mode to be enabled for physical removal. Explain this data use in your storefront privacy notice, review the current Looksy privacy policy, and contact support for the effective cleanup schedule before making a customer-facing retention promise.

Exact Shopify variant selection

In Advanced size variant mapping, you can turn on Select the exact available variant. When Looksy can prove one exact, currently available Shopify variant, it preserves the shopper’s other choices—such as colour or fit—and selects that size. It never substitutes a different colour, fit, audience, material, region, or other option. If the mapping is ambiguous, the variant changed, the exact variant is unavailable, or the theme cannot confirm the selection, Looksy fails safely: it shows the recommended size label and asks the shopper to choose it manually.

Troubleshooting

Confirm that the global feature is enabled, the product has a saved size chart or valid one-size setup, Try On is enabled for the product, and the shopper has completed a successful try-on.
Open the product’s size chart, choose the Shopify option that contains its sizes, verify the chart, and save the setup.
Check the selected unit and the chart’s measurement ranges. A recommendation is unavailable when the submitted measurements do not match the saved chart.
This is the safe fallback when Looksy cannot prove that one exact matching variant is available and compatible with the current product form. Review the advanced mapping and Shopify availability; never tell shoppers that another variant was selected when only a label is shown.

Virtual Try-On Accuracy

Explain what the generated visual can and cannot prove.

Best Practices

Roll out shopper-facing features with accurate expectations.