For retailers
Make discovery personal.
Give shoppers a new way to explore your catalogue and picture a look on themselves.
DressMe / Virtual try-on API
Your experience.
Powered by DressMe.
Let shoppers see themselves in your products, without leaving your world.
Bring the virtual try-on technology behind TriFit into your own website, app or platform. You own the customer journey. Velox powers the AI outfit preview.
Partner access is reviewed. Applying does not activate an API key or incur a charge.
Inside your customer journey
A shopper photoWith their permission
Your product imageFrom your catalogue
DRESSMEVelox Partner APIConnected through your backend
Their next look.
In your experience.A personalised AI outfit preview
In your experience.A personalised AI outfit preview
An integration overview, not a generated result. AI previews are not measurements or guarantees of fit.
For platforms
Keep your own experience.
Connect virtual try-on to the website, app or marketplace your customers already use.
For teams building
Start small. Learn. Grow.
Agree a focused evaluation, review the results, then plan the right commercial and operational setup.
For technical evaluators
A clear path from demo to integration.
DressMe is the image virtual try-on service; TriFit is our consumer experience. The Partner API lets your team build its own experience around DressMe.
THE BASIC FLOW
- Connect from your secure backend.
- Upload your catalogue product once.
- Upload a shopper photo with permission.
- Create a DressMe job using the two asset IDs.
- Read its status and display the completed result.
Explore the code. Apply for your key.
The public example contains an intentionally invalid API key. To run real DressMe requests in your own integration, apply to Velox for a unique partner API key and your private configuration files.
Explore the public GitHub example ↗
Read the technical walkthrough ↗
Run locally with Node.js 22 or later. An optional offline simulation needs no key and generates no real results. The public SDKs and example code are MIT-licensed; API access has separate terms.
After approval, Velox creates your partner integration and emails configuration files for your specific access. Production access, usage limits, support and pricing are agreed separately.
Keep the private configuration and API key on your server. Never publish them or share them with visitors.
The demo example includes a shared queue: a minimum of 10 seconds between DressMe starts, with one generation active at a time. This restriction belongs to the demo integration, not every partner. Open the hosted demo to see current availability, or visit the developer dashboard for SDK downloads and your own request history. Demo usage limits apply.
Let’s build together
Tell us what you have in mind.
Building a shopping platform, brand experience or retail app? Share a little about your project and we can explore the right integration.
No credentials, customer data or confidential documents are needed in this form.
Good to know
Before you apply.
Is API access the same as a free TriFit account?
No. TriFit is a consumer app. Partner API credentials, usage allowances and commercial terms are issued separately after review.
Do I need my own key to try a shared public demo?
No. When real generation is available, the Velox-hosted demo uses its own dedicated integration, with its key kept on the server. Visitors do not receive that key. To connect your own website or app, apply for your own partner integration. Preview mode does not submit real requests.
Do we need to change our website or commerce platform?
Your development team connects through your backend. The integration can sit inside your own customer experience; we review your platform and requirements during onboarding.
Can we add animation later?
Ask about AnimateMe when applying. Availability and permissions are agreed separately; DressMe access does not automatically include animation.
How is commercial access structured?
We agree the evaluation scope first, then discuss pricing, expected usage, support and a path to scale that works for both businesses. No commercial pricing is implied by the local example.