See the recommended size beside an alternative
Use the recommended size as a natural anchor and compare a closer or looser option visually.
Live Provei.AI experience at Approve.
What it solves
A clear role in the bigger journey.
The comparator does not present two disconnected images. It keeps an explicit order: the recommended size first, followed by the alternative selected for comparison.
How it works
From context to the next step.
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The suggested option is marked as the primary reference.
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The customer selects another available size to compare.
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The result presents both options with consistent labels and order.
Best fit
Who this experience is for
- Categories where customers weigh two sizes
- Brands with consistent grading
- Journeys that already use recommendations
Before the pilot
The scope needs to be true
The commercial demonstration confirms categories, inputs, integration, review responsibility, limits, and the next step. This page does not replace the technical design.
Design the scopeFrequently asked questions
What the page needs to make clear.
Why does comparison start with the recommended size?
The recommendation provides a natural reference. Without that anchor, two side-by-side options can increase uncertainty instead of reducing it.
Does comparison perfectly reproduce physical fit?
No. The visualization is AI-generated and should be treated as support. Fabric, construction, personal preference, and garment variation remain relevant.
Keep exploring
Products that work together
Size Recommendation
Combine the data requested by the brand with the configured fit to suggest the most compatible size.
View productSize Chart
Present the product grid in a structured way and connect the chart to Provei.AI’s other sizing experiences.
View productFashion Virtual Try-On
Combine a customer photo with the garment reference to create a fashion visualization connected to the product page.
View productGuided demonstration
See Size Comparison in the context of your operation.
Bring a category, a journey, and a next step. The conversation starts with the real scope.