For clothing brands and shops
Add a size finder to your store.
Your shoppers take two photos and get their size from your own size chart, right on your product page. You pay FitSnap a flat monthly price, and your shoppers buy faster.
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What your shoppers see
How it works for your store
Your charts, your store, fewer wrong sizes.
Set it up once. FitSnap runs the size finder; your shoppers never leave your site.
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Add your size charts
Paste them in, or send them and we'll set them up. Petite, Tall and Plus go in as ranges.
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Add the size button
One script tag in your theme, or connect Shopify. Printable QR signs for the shop floor, too.
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Shoppers get their size
From your chart, on your product page, so they can add to bag without guessing. Their photos never leave the phone.
What your shoppers see
Your product page, plus a size button.
Shoppers stay on your site the whole time, with nothing to sign up for or download. They pick a size and get on with buying.
- 1Tap Find my sizeOn your product page, next to your size picker.
- 2Height and two photosFront and side, in the browser. No app, no account.
- 3Their size, from your chartWith a note on how it fits: chest good, waist snug.
Size charts
One chart per fit, not per product.
Add Petite, Tall or Plus as ranges and FitSnap picks the right one. Send us your charts and we'll set them up.
| Size | Chest cmin | Waist cmin |
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| S | 86–9433.9–37 | 72–8028.3–31.5 |
| M | 94–10237–40.2 | 80–8831.5–34.6 |
| L | 102–11040.2–43.3 | 88–9634.6–37.8 |
Chest 96 cm37.8 in: M, fits well
Install
One line in your theme.
It finds the right chart on each product page and fills in the size. Shopify connects without code.
<script src="https://fitssnap.com/widget.js" data-brand="your-shop" async></script>
- Shopify
- WooCommerce
- Squarespace
- Wix
- BigCommerce
- Custom site
Fit pages
A fit page for your shop.
Every brand gets its own fit page in its colors, to link from emails, posts or a QR code on the tag. Opt in and shoppers can find you in the shop directory.
See the directory →Why FitSnap
Made for small shops, set up for you.
Photo sizing isn't new. Most size tools are built for big online retailers. FitSnap is built for independent shops, and we do the setup with you.
Ask for a demo →We set up your size charts
Send your charts, or just your website, and we build your size guides for you. Petite, Tall and Plus included.
Online and in the shop
The same sizes on your product pages, on a QR code in the fitting room and on a tablet at the counter.
Photos stay on the device
Measuring runs in the shopper's browser. No body photos are uploaded or stored, so there's nothing to leak.
Prices on the page
Flat monthly plans, priced right here, with no per-scan fees. Only Enterprise needs a conversation.
Pricing for brands
You pay a flat monthly price. Your shoppers buy faster.
No per-scan fees. Our first local pilot shops get three months free.
Free
$0/mo
50 size checks a month on your fit page and in-store QR codes, and a basic dashboard.
- 1st month free
Basic
First month free, then $19.99 a month.
Then $19.99 a month. 1,000 size checks a month on your fit page and in-store. We set up your charts.
- 1st month free
Plus
First month free, then $49.99 a month.
Then $49.99 a month. Unlimited checks, the button on your store, a monthly returns report.
Max
$99.99/mo
Up to 5 stores or brands, your colors and logo, priority support.
Enterprise
Custom
More than 5 stores or brands, or a setup of your own. We'll work out a price with you.
Let's talk →
A size check is one shopper getting a size. The size finder runs in your shoppers' browser on your site, with no app or account.
Create a brand account →Who we are
Built by students who shop online too.
FitSnap is made by a small team of students in Salt Lake City. We buy clothes online all the time, and size guides kept letting us down: a medium in one brand isn't a medium in the next. So we built a size finder that reads each shop's own chart, and we're starting with independent shops here in Utah.
Our mission
Help every shopper pick the right size the first time, so independent shops sell more and get fewer returns.