FLUX adds a virtual try-on endpoint tuned for catalog scale
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New release: FLUX Virtual Try-On. Sub‑4 second generations across thousands of products at low cost and low latency. We optimized for keeping a person's identity consistent and the garment’s logos, stitching, and prints all intact. Try the demo: https://t.co/PKjrZlIlwb Available on the BFL API:
Our FDE team wrote about their approach: https://t.co/ROK6eWDM9r
Context
FLUX Virtual Try-On generates a picture of a person wearing clothing supplied in separate reference images. Black Forest Labs' documentation describes providing the person, the garment references and a styling instruction, then retrieving the generated image.
The launch announcement says the endpoint was optimized to retain the person's identity and garment details such as logos, stitching and prints. Those details define the intended use: visualizing a recognizable product on a recognizable person. The documented output is a generated appearance preview, rather than a measurement of physical fit.
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