Introduction
New to [YOUR TRY-ON API NAME]? You can have your first try-on running in about 30 minutes.
Quick start
- Register for the hackathon on Devpost.
- Create your account at [API SIGN-UP URL].
- Redeem your credits under Account → Redeem Code.
- Run your first request using [QUICK-START URL].
| Resource | What it's for |
|---|---|
| [API overview URL] | What the API does and what you can build |
| [Docs URL] | Endpoints, parameters and code samples |
| [Playground URL, if any] | Try requests before writing code |
| [Support email / Discord channel] | Help and bug reports |
Tools and Technologies
- [YOUR TRY-ON API NAME], a REST API that works from any website, app or backend.
- Use any stack you like: React/Next.js, Flutter, React Native, Swift/Kotlin, Python or Node backends.
- Garment photos work best as clean product shots or model photos on a plain background. [Link your garment-photo guide here.]
- Combine it with any other APIs or models you have rights to use, such as LLMs for styling agents or product-catalogue and search APIs.
- Host your demo anywhere free, such as Vercel, Netlify, Hugging Face Spaces or Cloud Run.
Inspiration
- A "try before you buy" button any online store can add to a product page.
- A conversational stylist that picks an outfit for a wedding, interview or trip, then shows it on you.
- A closet app that suggests new outfits from clothes you already own.
- A resale or rental marketplace where every listing shows how it looks on you.
- Adaptive fashion that shows how a piece works for different bodies, abilities and sizes.
- A fit assistant that reduces returns by showing drape and fit before checkout.
- A creator tool that turns a lookbook into a shoppable, try-on-ready page.