Which accessory categories does Photta support?

Hats (fedora, cap, beanie, sun hat), scarves (square, rectangular, infinity), bags (handbag, tote, clutch, crossbody), hair accessories (headbands, clips, scrunchies), gloves, belts, and shawls. Watches and shoes are not yet supported — see the footwear page for the shoe roadmap.

How does the AI know where to place each accessory?

Photta detects the relevant anatomical position from the shopper's photo. Hats locate the head crown and brim line; scarves identify the neckline; bags place in the hand or over the shoulder based on the bag's strap geometry. All anatomical, all automatic.

Does it work for unusual hat shapes (cowboy hats, fascinators)?

Yes. Photta renders any hat shape that's visible in your product photo. Cowboy hats, fascinators, wide-brim sun hats, and even theatrical hats all work because the AI works from your product photography.

What about handbag styling — over the shoulder vs. crossbody vs. handheld?

The widget supports all three modes. The shopper can swap the bag's wear mode (crossbody / shoulder / handheld) with one tap to see which look they prefer. Particularly useful for convertible bags.

Can it work for gift shopping (recipient's photo)?

Yes. Gift shoppers can upload a photo of the recipient (with permission, ideally a recent photo provided by the recipient). The widget renders the accessory on the recipient's photo, so the gift-buyer can verify the styling before committing to a $200+ accessory gift.

How is privacy handled?

Photos delete within one hour of upload. Generated try-on images delete within 24 hours. We never share, sell, or train AI models on shopper photos. GDPR + CCPA compliant by default.

For accessory brands

The virtual try-on widget for fashion accessories

Photta lets your shoppers see your hats, scarves, bags, and more on their actual photo — closing the styling confidence gap that drives accessory abandonment.

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Accessories are bought on look, not fit

Accessory shoppers don't ask 'will it fit?' — they ask 'will I actually wear it?' That's a styling question, and a flat product photo doesn't answer it. Photta closes the styling gap by rendering the accessory on the shopper's actual photo so they can verify the look before checkout.

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Multi-category renderer
One widget, every accessory category: hats, scarves, bags, hair accessories, gloves, belts. Each renders at the correct anatomical position.
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Color-faithful
Patterned scarves, jewel-tone bags, embroidered hats — all preserve their actual color and pattern from product photo to try-on.
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Conversion uplift on accessories
Photta cohort: accessory product pages convert 16% better with try-on enabled. Higher gain on $80+ statement pieces where styling commitment matters.
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Gift-shopping friendly
Many accessories are bought as gifts. Photta lets shoppers preview the accessory on a recent photo of the recipient — a confidence boost on a tricky purchase.

Built for the accessories category

+16%: Avg accessory conversion lift
−14%: Photta cohort return reduction
Multi: Hats / bags / scarves / more
29: Languages supported

How shoppers try an accessory on

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Tap 'See it on me'
Photta sits on your accessory product page. The shopper opens it and snaps (or uploads) the right photo for the accessory category (face for hats, neck for scarves, full-body for bags).
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AI places the accessory
About 10 seconds later: the accessory appears on the shopper's photo at the correct anatomical position. Color, pattern, and scale render accurately.
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Add to cart
From the try-on result, the shopper picks the variant (color, size if applicable) and adds to cart.

Accessory brand use cases

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Hats

Hat brands (fedoras, baseball caps, sun hats, beanies) win on visual try-on — the question 'does this hat shape suit my face?' is the conversion blocker.

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Bags & purses

Bag brands let shoppers preview the bag's scale and color against their actual outfit. Particularly valuable for $200+ statement bags.

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Scarves & wraps

Scarf brands show the actual print scale and drape on the shopper's neckline — solving the 'will the print be too busy on me?' question.

Built for accessory shopping

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Anatomical placement

Hats place on the head, scarves on the neckline, bags in the hand or over the shoulder. Each renders at the correct anatomical position.

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Pattern-faithful

Florals, plaid, polka dots, embroidery, color blocking — all preserve their actual scale and color on the shopper's photo.

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Scale-correct

A small clutch and a large tote both render at the correct size relative to the shopper's body.

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Gift-friendly

Shoppers can use a recent photo of the gift recipient. Particularly valuable for $80+ accessory gifts where the buyer wants confidence.

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Per-category conversion analytics

See which accessory sub-categories convert best after a try-on. Use the data for category page merchandising.

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Privacy-first

Photos delete in under one hour. We never share, sell, or train AI models on shopper photos.

Accessory brand FAQ

: Hats (fedora, cap, beanie, sun hat), scarves (square, rectangular, infinity), bags (handbag, tote, clutch, crossbody), hair accessories (headbands, clips, scrunchies), gloves, belts, and shawls. Watches and shoes are not yet supported — see the footwear page for the shoe roadmap.

Pricing for accessory brands

Three tiers from $49/mo. 14-day free trial, no credit card required.

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