The practical side of configuring try-on per product in the WooCommerce plugin: matching color names on variable products, choosing the right image, deciding the size value, the SKU requirement for size variants, and an efficient order for registering many products.
How to add virtual try-on to a WordPress site that sells jewelry. If you run WooCommerce, install the plugin; if you don't, paste one line of embed code. Either way there are no server changes, and your product images stay in your media library.
Step-by-step: install the plugin, register a transparent PNG and real-world size on each product's edit screen, and check the storefront. No server changes, no API keys, and your media library images work as they are.
