Virtual Try On is useful when it is treated as one piece of evidence. AURA uses body tracking to make the garment follow the shopper, while still keeping measurements, fit notes and the normal product journey visible.
1 : Choose a supported product
Products with a TRY IT LIVE button have a transparent garment asset prepared for the camera view. The overlay contains the clothing only, without a rectangular product photograph or model background.
2 : Give camera permission
The browser asks for camera access only after you choose to start the feature. The live camera is processed locally where supported. AURA does not require camera use to buy a product.
3 : Step into view
The garment remains hidden while the system looks for a usable upper body pose. Shoulder and hip landmarks help determine where the garment should sit. If the body is too far away or too close, the interface gives a short instruction.
4 : Let the garment follow you
Shoulder width influences scale. Shoulder angle influences rotation. Torso position influences vertical placement. The coordinates are smoothed so the overlay does not react sharply to every small frame change. The goal is a filter like experience rather than a fixed sticker.
5 : Use manual adjustment only when needed
Automatic alignment is the default. If the overlay needs refinement, open Adjust Fit to move or scale the garment. If camera tracking is unavailable, upload a photo and use the same manual controls as a fallback.
6 : Know the limit
The preview is not a cloth simulation and it does not calculate exact physical fit. Use it for colour, scale and visual proportion. Use measurements and fit guidance for size. That distinction keeps the feature useful and credible.