From a phone photo to the right size
Your customers don't need an app or any special equipment. A customer photographs their foot on a sheet of paper; the engine measures it and matches it against the last each shoe was built on.
Three steps, and we handle the rest
A sheet of paper is the only reference the scan needs, because its known size calibrates the measurement. Place it, step on it, photograph from above.
01 · Place the paper on the floor
02 · Stand with your foot on it, heel touching the wall
03 · With all four corners of the paper inside the frame, photograph from above
01 · Place the paper on the floor
02 · Stand with your foot on it, heel touching the wall
03 · With all four corners of the paper inside the frame, photograph from above
Scan · Measure · Match · Recommend
What happens after the photo
01 · Measure
MatchUp extracts measurements
The photo is processed to pull length, width, girths, and arch length, the measurements that actually determine fit.
02 · Match
Measurements meet the last
The foot is compared against the last each shoe was built on, the same geometry the factory used. The result is a fit that reflects that specific model, not a generic size chart.
03 · Recommend
A size, and how it will feel
The customer sees a recommended size and a snug-to-roomy preview across the scale, so they can size up or down on purpose instead of by guess.
Snug → roomy
Shoes are personal.
Fit should be too.
See the sizer running on your own catalog.