I built a Chrome extension that lets you try on any clothes, on any store, before you buy

Online clothes shopping is guesswork. You can't tell how something will actually look on you, so you buy a few sizes and send most back. That bug bothered me enough to build for it.

It's a Chrome extension. You add a photo of yourself once (stays on your device), then on any shopping site you hover a product photo, click "Try it on," and about 10 seconds later you get a photoreal render of you wearing that exact garment - in the Chrome side panel, with a before/after compare. Works on every store, no retailer integration, nothing for merchants to install.

The reason it's possible now: photoreal try-on that preserves your identity went from a per-retailer 3D pipeline to roughly a 7-cent API call. So instead of waiting for stores to build it, I put it where people already shop.

On privacy - your photos never leave your device. Renders are processed in memory and discarded, never stored. The DB literally can't leak photos because it never has them.

Built it solo, launched today. First 10 try-ons are free. I'd genuinely love feedback, especially the cases where the render breaks - weird angles, busy product photos, unusual garments. Those are the ones that make it better.

website: https://snappeach.com/
PH link: https://www.producthunt.com/products/snappeach