The Try-On Feed is your merchant gallery of recent shopper try-ons—useful for spotting what people love, catching odd results early, and sharing wins with your team.
Open Try-On Feed in the Antla app navigation. You’ll see a stream of recent successful try-ons from your storefront, typically with:
The generated look
Product / funnel context
Timing so you can scan what’s new
Use it as a visual pulse on engagement—not a permanent archive of every historical try-on.
Antla keeps recent try-ons in the Feed and cleans them up periodically. Older entries are removed on a rolling basis so the gallery stays current and storage stays healthy.
You may see copy in the product that refers to a shorter “recent” window than the internal cleanup cycle. Treat the Feed as a living view of what’s happening now—not a compliance vault. For privacy and photo retention details, see Privacy, photos & data retention.
Quality check — Scan new looks after you change a funnel template, generation model, or product imagery. If results look off, adjust the funnel before more shoppers try on.
Merchandising insight — Notice which products and styles show up most. That can inform homepage placement, ads, or which items belong in a funnel.
Team collaboration — Share strong examples with creative or CX teams. Pair with Analytics for volume and conversion numbers—the Feed is the visual companion.
Support — If a shopper writes in about a try-on, the Feed can help you confirm recent activity for that product (without treating it as a permanent ticket attachment store).
Not a full CRM of shopper emails (email collection is separate—see Sharing looks & collecting emails)
Not a replacement for Shopify orders or discount reports
Not guaranteed to hold every try-on forever
If the Feed looks empty, confirm shoppers are completing try-ons on products in an active funnel, that generation is succeeding, and that you still have credits.
Check the Feed after launching a new funnel or model (Pro / Fast / Light).
Compare Feed volume with dashboard try-on counts if something feels quiet.
Don’t rely on the Feed alone for long-term creative assets—export or save winners elsewhere if you need them for campaigns.
