The best GenLook alternative for Shopify stores (2026)
GenLook offers selfie-based try-on, a Built for Shopify badge and a free plan to start. Compare the real photo results below, then consider garment fidelity, size estimation, pricing and analytics.
Last updated: September 11, 2026 · Facts verified: July 22, 2026
Real try-on tests · September 2026
Same selfie. Same garment. See the results.
A preview should help a shopper recognise herself and the garment she chose. These examples show the original photo, the product reference and the two outputs, so you can inspect body proportions, colour, sleeves and neckline for yourself.
Tests by the Aisthetix team on 9–10 September 2026, using the same selfie for both tools. Competitor outputs came from the stores’ live fitting rooms; Aisthetix outputs came from one call per case to its deployed engine, without the automatic quality judge or a full storefront test. These are selected examples, not a representative benchmark or a size-accuracy test.
01 · bl-nk London · Tested
A long-sleeved shirt should keep its sleeves.
DELWISS SHIRT · Folk Floral Print · View product (opens in a new tab)
What we observed
The product reference shows a long-sleeved floral shirt with patterned cuffs. GenLook crops the photo and produces a sleeveless version, leaving the shoulders and arms bare. Aisthetix retains the sleeves and cuffs and keeps the original framing. These details are part of the shirt’s design, not optional styling.
What still needs care
Aisthetix also transfers the matching printed trousers from the product photo, replacing the shopper’s original trousers. That is an unwanted change for a shirt-only request. The sleeves are more faithful in this example, but the full output still needs improvement.
02 · OddOneOut · Tested
Sleeves, cuffs and collar define the shirt.
The Unwind Co-ord Set · View product (opens in a new tab)
What we observed
The striped set includes a shirt with long sleeves, cuffs and a collar. GenLook changes it into a sleeveless top with a different neckline. Aisthetix retains the shirt structure and the original selfie framing, making those defining details easier to recognise.
What still needs care
Aisthetix changes the direction of the stripes along the button placket compared with the reference. The shirt construction is closer in this output, but the pattern is not an exact reproduction. The crop also limits what can be judged about the lower half of the set.
03 · Adina Las Vegas · Tested
Keep the coverage the customer chose.
Michalie Midi · Teal Flowers on Hunter · View product (opens in a new tab)
What we observed
The floral dress has long sleeves and a high neckline. GenLook removes the sleeves and lowers the neckline, leaving shoulders and arms exposed. Aisthetix keeps the long sleeves and higher neckline. For a shopper choosing a more covered style, that difference changes what the preview communicates about the dress.
What still needs care
Aisthetix also copies accessories from the product photo, including the beret, earrings and bag, and changes the hand pose. Those additions were not requested. The dress coverage is closer to the reference, while preservation of the rest of the selfie still needs work.
Quick verdict
GenLook offers a free plan of 10 try-ons a month and paid plans from $19.99, based on July 2026 pricing. Aisthetix also has a free plan and combines try-on with available size estimation, a shopper funnel and same-product revenue attribution over 30 days. The photo examples below show differences in sleeves, necklines and framing, including defects in our own outputs. Start with the garments you sell and compare the visual results, included usage and analytics you need.
Feature comparison
| Aisthetix | GenLook | |
|---|---|---|
| Selfie-based apparel try-on | Included | Included |
| Free plan | 10 try-ons a month | 10 try-ons a month |
| Entry paid plan | $24.99/mo (150 try-ons) | $19.99/mo (100 try-ons) |
| What the analytics report | Shopper funnel + attributed revenue | Engagement |
| Same-product attributed revenue report | 30-day window, on every plan | Not included |
| Overage fees | +$0.18 to +$0.10, up to a cap you approve | +$0.10 to +$0.17 per extra try-on |
| Size estimation for apparel | Available | Not shown on the listing |
| Storefront languages | English and Italian | 40+ languages |
| Shopify App Store rating | Zero reviews: all real, we decline paid-review offers | 5.0 stars, 33 reviews |
Pricing comparison
Aisthetix
- Free · 10 try-ons a month, no card requiredFree
- Starter · 150 try-ons, full analytics included$24.99/mo
- Growth · 300 try-ons, full analytics included$49.99/mo
- Business · 1,000 try-ons, full analytics included$149.99/mo
About $0.17 per included try-on on Starter and Growth, $0.15 on Business. Past the quota, extra try-ons are $0.18, $0.14 or $0.10 each, up to a monthly ceiling you approve when you subscribe
30-day free trial on every paid plan, capped at 50 try-ons, whichever runs out first. Cancel anytime from the Shopify admin.
GenLook
- Free · 10 try-ons a monthFree
- Starter · 100 try-ons, then $0.17 each extra$19.99/mo
- Growth · 250 try-ons, then $0.12 each extra$29/mo
- Pro · 1,000 try-ons, then $0.10 each extra, branding removal$99/mo
About $0.20 per try-on on Starter, $0.12 on Growth and $0.10 on Pro, before any overage
Prices as of July 2026 from the Shopify App Store listing. Extra try-ons beyond the cap are billed per use.
Why look for alternatives to GenLook?
- GenLook's analytics center on engagement. If you need to defend the subscription in front of your accountant, engagement metrics do not answer the question "what revenue did try-on drive?".
- Every paid plan carries an overage line item, from $0.17 per extra try-on on Starter down to $0.10 on Pro. A good month of traffic makes the bill grow past the sticker price.
- The free plan's 10 try-ons a month are enough to see the widget working on your store, but too small a sample to judge what try-on does to your numbers.
- Branding removal is listed as part of the Pro plan at $99 a month, so lower tiers run with GenLook branding on the widget.
Why Aisthetix is the top alternative
The dashboard answers the money question
Aisthetix follows the shopper funnel (viewed, used try-on, added to cart, purchased) and shows the same-product revenue attributed to try-on over 30 days. Correlation, not proof of cause, and we say so on the chart itself. That is the number that tells you whether the app earns its keep.
Full analytics on every plan
The $24.99 Starter plan gets the same dashboard as the $149.99 Business plan: full funnel, full attribution. You do not have to move up a tier to see whether the tool is working.
Overage you agreed to in advance
Both apps bill per extra try-on once the quota runs out. The difference is the ceiling: Aisthetix asks you to approve a monthly maximum when you subscribe, and stops billing there. You are never billed an amount you have not seen and accepted first.
One selfie, every colour, before they buy
Shoppers upload one photo and see themselves in any product in your catalogue, in every colour, right on the product page. It answers the question a flat product photo never can: how will this look on me?
Also worth considering
#2 · Antla AI Virtual Try On
A selfie-based apparel try-on app on the Shopify App Store. Plans from $19.99 a month for 100 try-ons with per-use overage, up to $199.99 for 2,000. What the listing does not show is attributed-revenue reporting: you see try-ons happen, not what they sold.
#3 · OnYou by Tolstoy
Try-on plus size recommendation and a shopping assistant. Free plan of 10 try-ons a month, then Basic $19 for 100 up to Max $299 for 2,000, with a 14-day trial. Rated 3.4 stars from just 5 reviews as of July 2026: with a sample that thin, read the individual reviews before trusting the average.
GenLook vs Aisthetix
| Aisthetix | GenLook | |
|---|---|---|
| Core job | Try-on as a revenue channel | Selfie-based apparel try-on |
| Starting price | $24.99/mo (150 try-ons) | Free plan, then $19.99/mo (100 try-ons) |
| Analytics | Funnel + 30-day attributed revenue | Engagement |
| Overage | +$0.18 to +$0.10, up to a cap you approve | +$0.10 to +$0.17 per extra try-on |
| Shopify reviews | New app, launched May 2026 | 5.0 stars, 33 reviews (July 2026) |
| Proof it pays off in your store | Attributed revenue, measured in your store | Engagement metrics |
Conclusion
Both apps offer a free plan, so you can start with your own products and inspect the results. In the examples above, the details to check are sleeves, neckline, framing and any unwanted changes to the rest of the photo. Aisthetix also offers size estimation, full analytics and same-product revenue attribution over 30 days. Compare visual fidelity, included try-ons and the information you need to run your store before choosing a plan.
GenLook: pros and cons
Pros
- + 5.0 stars from 33 reviews and a Built for Shopify badge as of July 2026
- + Free plan of 10 try-ons a month to see the widget on your store
- + Lower entry price: Starter is $19.99 a month for 100 try-ons
- + More than 40 storefront languages
Cons
- - Analytics report engagement, not same-product attributed revenue
- - Every paid plan bills overage: from $0.17 per extra try-on on Starter to $0.10 on Pro
- - Branding removal is listed on the Pro plan at $99 a month
- - The free plan's 10 try-ons a month demo the widget but are too small a sample to measure results
Which should you choose?
Choose GenLook if you want to start with a free plan or prioritise a lower paid entry price and support for more than 40 storefront languages.
Choose Aisthetix: if you want try-on and size estimation together, a shopper funnel, same-product revenue attribution over 30 days and extra usage billed only up to a ceiling you approve.
Frequently asked questions
Is Aisthetix better than GenLook?
The examples above let you compare sleeves, necklines and framing directly, including the limitations in our own outputs. Both apps offer a free plan. Aisthetix also provides size estimation, a shopper funnel and same-product revenue attribution over 30 days. Test your own products and choose based on the visual results and features your store needs.
What is the best GenLook alternative in 2026?
For merchants who want revenue attribution instead of engagement metrics, Aisthetix: selfie-based apparel try-on plus a funnel-to-revenue dashboard on every plan, from $24.99 a month. Antla and OnYou are also credible Shopify-native options worth comparing.
How much does GenLook cost in 2026?
As of July 2026: a free plan with 10 try-ons a month, Starter $19.99 a month for 100 try-ons plus $0.17 per extra, Growth $29 for 250 plus $0.12, and Pro $99 for 1,000 plus $0.10 with branding removal. Aisthetix starts at $24.99 a month for 150 try-ons with full analytics included, and overage only up to a ceiling you approve.
Does GenLook show the revenue that try-on generated?
GenLook's analytics focus on engagement, and as of July 2026 its listing does not advertise a same-product attributed-revenue report. That funnel-to-revenue view, with the correlation caveat stated on the chart, is the core of the Aisthetix dashboard.
Does Aisthetix have a free plan like GenLook?
Yes, and it matches theirs: 10 try-ons a month, no card required. On top of that, every paid plan opens with a 30-day free trial capped at 50 try-ons, with the full analytics included. So you can start free, and when you want a real month of traffic through it you get one before paying anything.
Why does Aisthetix have zero reviews?
Because we only count real ones. Aisthetix launched in May 2026 and, like most new Shopify apps, we regularly receive pay-per-review offers, around $50 per store per review. We decline them: Shopify forbids incentivized reviews, and a bought rating would defeat the point of an app built on honest numbers. The zero moves when real merchants write real reviews.
How do I know if try-on will pay off in my store?
You do not have to take an industry average on faith. Most try-on tools argue that it works because it worked in other stores. The Aisthetix dashboard answers with your own numbers instead: for each product it shows who viewed, tried on, added to cart and bought, plus the revenue attributed to try-on from your own traffic, starting inside the 30-day trial. If your numbers do not justify the subscription, you cancel. Correlation, not proof of cause, but it is your correlation, measured in your store, not someone else's case study.
Sources
- GenLook on the Shopify App Store (pricing and reviews): https://apps.shopify.com/genlook-virtual-try-on
- GenLook website: https://genlook.app/
- Antla on the Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/antla
- OnYou on the Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/onyou
- Aisthetix on the Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/aisthetix-tryon
Competitor pricing and ratings come from the public pages linked above and can change at any time. Spotted something outdated? Email us and we will fix it.
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