What is the Try-On ad format?

Someone puts on the product — a jacket, sneakers, sunglasses — and shows you how it actually looks and fits on a real person, usually turning or moving so you see it from multiple angles. It's designed for the moment when a shopper is past "do I need this category?" and into "will this specific thing look good on me?" They work best when the creator treats it like helping a friend decide, not performing for a camera.

Medium

Video only

Funnel fit

Mid to bottom of funnel

When to use the Try-On format

Apparel, footwear, jewelry, accessories, eyewear — any product where the visual of it worn is the primary purchase driver.

Creative mechanic pairings

Formats and mechanics work together — format defines the vessel, mechanic defines the cognitive move inside it. The Try-On format pairs naturally with:

Implied AnswerSocial Witness

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20 Recent Try-On Ads on Meta

Top brands running the Try-On format

Ranked by unique ads tagged Try-On in Motion's dataset.

Formats often paired with Try-On

When Try-On appears on a creative in Motion's dataset, these formats show up alongside it most often. Share reflects co-occurrence frequency.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Try-On ad format?

Creator physically wears and showcases a wearable product to highlight fit, look, and styling. Focus is how the item appears when worn.

Is Try-On a video or static format?

Try-On is a video only format.

When should I use the Try-On format?

Apparel, footwear, jewelry, accessories, eyewear — any product where the visual of it worn is the primary purchase driver

Where does Try-On fit in the paid social funnel?

MOF–BOF — audiences evaluating wearable products need to see it on a body before converting

What creative mechanics pair with Try-On?

The Try-On format pairs with Implied Answer and Social Witness.