Samir Alibabić

After testing various Virtual Try-On models such as IDM-VTON, CatVTON, TryOn Diffusion, and Outfit Anyone, I chose Fashn. It was the best at preserving the design details for print-on-demand creations. Using it for Print2Social.

I used it in combination with Make.com for rapid prototyping for Print2Social. It's a great tool to test ideas, build PoCs, or use them as a 'backend' for AI-powered apps. Having more models, including some specific LoRAs, along with better categorisation, searching, and filtering, would make it even better.

Great SaaS boilerplate. There are very few open-source alternatives with so many features out-of-the box. So far I've built only one product with it, but if it gets updated and comes out of beta, I might use it again.