Products must belong to a Funnel before shoppers can try them on. You can add products manually for precise control, or use automated rules so matching products stay eligible without constant edits.
When a product is in a Funnel, Antla tags it for storefront visibility (for example antla_in_funnel_{id}). The Try On button uses that eligibility—together with available credits and an enabled theme embed—to decide whether to show on the product page.
No Funnel membership → no Try On button on that product.
Best for: launches, capsules, hero SKUs, and quality-controlled pilots.
Open Antla → Funnels and select your Funnel (or create one — Create your first Funnel).
Choose manual product selection.
Search and select the products you want.
Save the Funnel.
Antla tags those products so they become eligible on the storefront after sync completes.
Exact control over what shoppers can try on
Easy to keep out of-season or low-quality imagery products
Ideal while you validate generation quality
New arrivals must be added by hand
Large catalogs take more maintenance
Best for: growing catalogs, collections that change often, and “all dresses in this collection” style coverage.
Open your Funnel’s product settings.
Choose rules (automated) instead of a fixed manual list.
Define criteria that match how you organize Shopify (for example collection membership, tags, or other supported conditions in the Funnel UI).
Save. Matching products are linked and tagged for the Funnel; products that stop matching can leave eligibility as rules update.
Scales with new products that fit the rule
Less day-to-day catalog babysitting
Keeps seasonal collections aligned automatically
Broad rules may include items that do not try on well
You should audit matches after major catalog changes
Situation | Recommendation |
|---|---|
First Funnel / pilot | Manual — a small, curated set |
One collection always try-on ready | Rules tied to that collection |
Mixed categories with different looks | Separate Funnels; manual or rules per Funnel |
Fast fashion with frequent drops | Rules, plus periodic quality spot-checks |
Many merchants start manual, prove conversion and quality, then move high-volume categories to rules.
Confirm tagging / Funnel membership in the Funnel product list.
Ensure the theme embed is on — Enable the Try On button (theme embed).
Open 2–3 product pages and verify Try On appears.
Run one generation per representative garment type.
If a product page has no button, verify Funnel membership and credits before changing theme settings.
Prefer products with clear garment images (front-facing, minimal occlusion).
Keep similar silhouettes in the same Funnel when you share one look template.
Remove discontinued SKUs from manual lists so shoppers do not hit dead ends.
For rules, exclude gift cards, digital products, and non-apparel if your catalog mixes them.
