On a big screen on site
Magic Mirror →
Virtual try-onCore
In-store and window mirrors for eyewear, beauty, and accessories. Shoppers scan to save the looks they liked.
AR gameAlso works
Seasonal window games that bring people inside.
A fitting room in every mirror.
Magic Mirror virtual try-on for stores, windows, and counters. Shoppers try more products in less time, save the looks they like, and pick up the same try-on as WebAR on their phone at home.
- In store
- Magic Mirror
- Plus
- WebAR at home
- Takeaway
- saved looks
Why it works
Shoppers want to try before they buy, and stock runs out.
Try the whole range
A mirror can show every colour and style, including the ones that aren't on the shelf today.
Turn windows into entrances
A mirror in the window invites passers-by to play with your products before they've stepped inside.
Store to phone and back
Shoppers scan a QR code to keep their favourites, then try them again at home or buy online.
How it runs
Magic Mirror plus WebAR, and what runs on each.
Plus · On people's own phones
WebAR →
Virtual try-onAlso works
The same try-on on shoppers' phones, from a shelf QR code or a “Try it on” button on your product pages.
AR gameAlso works
Seasonal games from a QR code in the window or on receipts that bring shoppers back.
Examples
Ideas to start from.
Optician · Try-on
Frame wall mirror
Customers try every frame in the range on a mirror, shortlist three, and see them in person with an advisor.
Beauty counter · Try-on
Hygienic shade testing
Try every shade without touching a tester. Scan the QR code to save a photo of the shades you liked.
Department store · AR game
Window play
A window mirror runs a seasonal game after closing time, with a QR code to the online store.
How it works
From your files to a live link.
Start from your product catalogue, 3D models, and store design guidelines.
01
Bring your files
Drop in PSDs, Blender scenes, storyboards, or a quick sketch. Name layers clearly and add a short brief—that's what the agent works from.
02
The agent builds it
Your AI agent turns them into a working camera experience on Vincentt's camera foundation—hand, face, and body tracking, plus ready templates and assets.
03
Preview it on a real phone
Scan a QR code to test it through a real camera while it's being built. Pin feedback right on the live view so everyone sees the same thing.
04
Publish to a link
Go live on a web link people open in their browser, under your own domain if you like. Versions and analytics live in the Vincentt console.
Analytics
See what people did, and why some didn't.
Every experience reports to the Analytics tab in your Vincentt console. See how many shoppers started the try-on, and how long they played.
AR outcomes
Example figures- AR started80
- AR failed5
- Camera blocked4
- Camera unavailable1
- Left before AR15
Sessions100
- By daySessions, visitors, and starts for every day, so you can spot your busiest moments.
- By deviceDesktop, iPhone, and Android, and how the experience performed on each.
- Visit lengthHow long people stayed: the typical visit, nine in ten, and the longest.
Counted honestly: the console shows what it could measure, and marks what it couldn't.
Questions, answered.
What do we need in store?
A portrait screen, a webcam, and a computer running a browser. That's the whole Magic Mirror.
Can we change the range?
Yes. Update products and publish a new release. Every mirror and phone link picks it up.
Does it work on our website too?
Yes. The same try-on runs as WebAR, so you can add it to product pages as a “Try it on” button.
What products work best?
Items worn on the face, head, or hands: glasses, make-up, hats, jewellery, and watches.
Put a fitting room in your window.
Bring your files, let the agent build it, test it on a real device, and publish it to a link. Free to start, no credit card needed.