Generate clothes try-on images using custom clothes and poses
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HR VITON Streamlit is a virtual clothes try-on application built using Streamlit, a powerful framework for building machine learning apps. This tool leverages advanced AI technology to enable users to generate high-quality images of virtual clothes try-on using custom clothing items and poses. It provides an interactive and user-friendly interface for experimenting with different outfits and styles.
• Virtual Try-On: Easily try on virtual clothes and see how they fit without needing physical clothing.
• Custom Clothes Upload: Upload your own clothing items to create personalized try-on images.
• Pose Adjustment: Adjust the pose of the model to match your desired outfit presentation.
• Interactive UI: A simple and intuitive interface for uploading clothes, adjusting settings, and generating images.
• High-Quality Output: Produce realistic and detailed images of the try-on results.
pip install streamlit.pip install -r requirements.txt.streamlit run app.py in your terminal.What file formats are supported for clothing uploads?
HR VITON Streamlit supports PNG, JPG, and JPEG file formats for clothing uploads. Ensure your files are clear and high-resolution for the best results.
Can I adjust the model's pose after generating the image?
No, pose adjustments must be made before generating the image. Experiment with different poses beforehand to achieve your desired outcome.
How do I rebuild the AI model for custom use cases?
To rebuild the AI model, modify the training data or configuration files in the repository and re-run the training script. Detailed instructions are provided in the repository's documentation.