No. Earring try-on works from your own product photograph.

Earring try-on

From a photo

The earrings on their own photo, placed with a tap.

Q: Why does the shopper tap instead of the ear being found automatically?

Because hair, angle and lighting change from photo to photo, and a wrong automatic guess is worse than no guess. The usual piercing spots are marked as a guide, the shopper's tap decides, and the earring can be dragged after.

Q: What happens to the uploaded photo?

It is used to build the try-on and nothing else, and it is never shown to the store or to other shoppers. The shopper can delete it from inside the try-on.

Q: Does the earring hide behind the hair?

Yes. Strands that cross the ear stay in front of the earring. When the ear is almost fully under the hair the earring is shown anyway, so the shopper sees the piece and can tuck the hair back.

Length and drop are what an earring is chosen on, and a product shot on white shows neither against a face. Custivo places your own product photograph on the shopper's own photo, where they tap, at the earring's real size.

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How it works

From a product photo to the shopper's ear

Start from your product photo

The studio image already on your product page is the asset. No 3D model and no production step.

The shopper adds a photo

They take a photo with their phone's camera, without leaving your product page.

One tap places the earring

They tap where the earring goes, on the lobe or higher up, and it is placed there at its real size.

Built for pieces chosen on the face

Placed where they tap

The shopper taps where their earring goes and can drag it after. The usual piercing spots are marked on the ear as a guide, and a tap off the ear places nothing.

Your photograph, not a rendering

Stones, polish and drop come from your photograph. The piece is matched to the light in the shopper's photo so it does not sit on it like a sticker, and every one of those matches is a setting you can turn off.

In the browser, nothing to install

The photo is taken with the try-on's own camera, and the try-on runs on the product page.

See which earrings get tried

Try-ons are counted per product, next to add-to-cart: opened, placed on the ear, saved. You know which pairs earn the attention.

What earring try-on needs

A product photograph of each design as it is sold. We do not model jewelry in 3D on purpose, and earring try-on does not try to detect the ear: the usual piercing spots are marked from the face's own proportions as a guide, and the shopper's tap is the placement.

The try-on runs in the browser on Shopify, ikas, Wix, Salla or any other storefront. A design goes live the day its photo is uploaded, and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.

Earring try-on is included in every plan. Each scene counts toward the plan's photo try-on allowance, and that allowance grows with the plan.

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Guides on this topic

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Earring try-on: how it works and what to upload

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Frequently asked questions

Why does the shopper tap instead of the ear being found automatically?

Do I need 3D models?

What happens to the uploaded photo?

Does the earring hide behind the hair?

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