I build a chrome extension to try on clothes before buying
Hi HN, I built a Chrome extension that lets you try on clothes virtually in any e-commerce store. The entire product was built over the weekend using Cursor editor's multi-compose feature. How It Works: - Captures the product image directly from the webpage using GPT-4. - Uploads your photo to Cloudinary for AI processing. - Uses the Kolors model from Hugging Face via the Gradio API for the try-on. - Stores images in your browser cache for faster performance. To use it, you'll need to set up your OpenAI and Cloudinary API keys in the extension settings. Here is a demo video:…
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Hi HN, I built a Chrome extension that lets you try on clothes virtually in any e-commerce store. The entire product was built over the weekend using Cursor editor's multi-compose feature. How It Works: - Captures the product image directly from the webpage using GPT-4. - Uploads your photo to Cloudinary for AI processing. - Uses the Kolors model from Hugging Face via the Gradio API for the try-on. - Stores images in your browser cache for faster performance. To use it, you'll need to set up your OpenAI and Cloudinary API keys in the extension settings. Here is a demo video: https://x.com/shyjal/status/1830824363303805278 Please give it a try and let me know your thoughts.
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