The Corlen Shopify App: Features, Pricing, and How It Works

What is the Corlen Shopify app?

Corlen is an AI virtual try-on app for Shopify stores. A shopper on a product page uploads a photo of themselves, and the app generates an image of that shopper wearing the actual garment, in their own approximate size, in seconds. It is built as a theme app extension, the modern Shopify pattern that drops a block into a store's existing template instead of asking a merchant to edit theme code.

What does the app actually do on a product page?

• Adds a Try On button to the product page. Tapping it opens a photo upload or camera capture flow directly on the storefront.
• Renders the shopper in the actual garment, using the store's existing product photo as the source, not a generic model.
• Accounts for the shopper's own build: a shopper can indicate their body size, so a loose or fitted cut shows up differently rather than every size rendering as a perfect fit.
• Shares straight from the result: a shopper can send their try-on over WhatsApp or a social app from the product page, turning one try-on into visibility for the store beyond that single shopper.
• Runs on the same engine as Corlen's in-store kiosk and developer API: a merchant who later wants an in-store tablet experience, or a developer building a custom integration, is using the same underlying technology, not a separate product.

What does the Corlen Shopify app cost?

Corlen's Shopify pricing is billed entirely through Shopify, on the store's regular Shopify invoice, using Shopify's own app billing system rather than a separate checkout. Each plan includes a flat monthly fee and a monthly allowance of try-ons; anything beyond that allowance is billed per try-on, up to a capped amount the merchant explicitly approves when installing, so usage-based billing can never exceed what was agreed to.

A small store testing whether try-on affects its return rate can start on Trend. A store running it across a full catalog with real traffic will likely land on Runway or Unlimited Fashion, since the per-try-on price also drops at each tier. Shopify's own app billing system moved to a general-availability usage-based model in May 2026, which is the infrastructure Corlen's overage pricing runs on.

How does installation actually work?

1. Install Corlen from the Shopify App Store listing.
2. The app reads the store's existing product catalog. Nothing needs to be re-uploaded or rebuilt.
3. Open the theme editor, add the Corlen block to the product template. This is drag-and-drop inside Shopify's own customizer, not a code change.
4. Choose which plan to run on and approve the usage cap. Shopify handles the checkout for the subscription itself.
5. Turn the Try On button on for one product category first, check how it looks on a real product page and on a phone, then expand.

For the fuller walkthrough of this process, including what to check before turning it on for real customers, see how to add virtual try-on to a Shopify store.

It is a new listing. What does that mean for you?

Corlen's Shopify App Store listing went live on September 17, 2026. That means it does not have a public review count or a star rating yet, and being honest about that matters more than pretending otherwise. What a new listing does have is a working product: the same AI engine already runs Corlen's website demo, an in-store kiosk, and a developer API, so nothing about the underlying technology is unproven, only the App Store listing itself is new.

• Test it on your own photo first: try Corlen directly before installing anything, no account needed for a first result.
• Compare it against other options: if you are weighing several apps rather than committing to one, how to choose a virtual try-on app covers what actually separates them beyond a feature list.
• Start on one category: turn it on for a small slice of the catalog, check the results, then expand. The same install steps apply regardless of which app you choose.

Getting started

Install Corlen from the Shopify App Store to add it to a live store, or see the full feature and pricing breakdown on the Corlen for Shopify page first. Developers building something more custom than a storefront button can start with the developer API docs instead.