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FASHN Try-On 1.5 APIFASHN's model, through Leap

Puts the garment from one photo on the person in another. One Leap key and one balance run it and every other model, priced per call in dollars.

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First $5 top-up, no card fee.

  • One key for every model
  • Every call quoted first
  • A failed call costs nothing
# Upload the image (PNG, JPEG or WebP, up to 4 MB) and keep its ID.IMAGES_1_ID=$(curl -s "https://api.tryleap.ai/v1/files?filename=images_1.jpg" \  -H "x-api-key: $LEAP_API_KEY" \  -H "content-type: image/jpeg" \  --data-binary @images_1.jpg | jq -r .id) # Upload the image (PNG, JPEG or WebP, up to 4 MB) and keep its ID.IMAGES_2_ID=$(curl -s "https://api.tryleap.ai/v1/files?filename=images_2.jpg" \  -H "x-api-key: $LEAP_API_KEY" \  -H "content-type: image/jpeg" \  --data-binary @images_2.jpg | jq -r .id) # Then run the model with them.jq -n --arg images_1 "$IMAGES_1_ID" --arg images_2 "$IMAGES_2_ID" '{  "model": "fashn/tryon-v1.5",  "input": {    "images": [      $images_1,      $images_2    ]  }}' \  | curl https://api.tryleap.ai/v1/generations \    -H "x-api-key: $LEAP_API_KEY" \    -H "content-type: application/json" \    -H "prefer: wait=60" \    -d @- # Video often outlasts the wait and answers "queued" or "running".# Put its "id" in GENERATION_ID and read it again until it is done:# curl https://api.tryleap.ai/v1/generations/$GENERATION_ID -H "x-api-key: $LEAP_API_KEY"

Set LEAP_API_KEY and send it. It uploads your image and image first, since inputs take file IDs, not URLs. With prefer: wait=60 the answer holds the result when the call finishes within a minute; a longer one is read again by its ID.

Model ID
fashn/tryon-v1.5
Price per call
$0.105
This call
An image costs $0.105.
First top-up
A first top-up of $5, with no fee, covers 47 calls like it.

What it makes

Made with FASHN Try-On 1.5

Real FASHN Try-On 1.5 runs on Leap. Each one passed Leap's media quality check before it was shown.

More on the FASHN Try-On 1.5 page
  • A hand-knit cardigan, from flat-lay to worn, a real run on Leap

    A hand-knit cardigan, from flat-lay to worn

  • A varsity jacket on, in the subway passage, a real run on Leap

    A varsity jacket on, in the subway passage

  • An emerald satin dress, from flat-lay to worn, a real run on Leap

    An emerald satin dress, from flat-lay to worn

The answer

What comes back

A generation. Check status first: succeeded has the file in output, a signed link that works for 24 hours, so download what you keep. failed has error and failure_cause, and costs nothing. usage.cost_usd is what the call was charged.

200 OK, trimmed
{  "id": "gen_...",  "object": "generation",  "model": "fashn/tryon-v1.5",  "status": "succeeded",  "output": [    {      "type": "image",      "url": "https://api.tryleap.ai/files/..."    }  ],  "error": null,  "usage": {    "cost_usd": "0.105"  }}

Inputs

What FASHN Try-On 1.5 takes

Only images is needed; everything else has a default. The same schema is public, with no key, at api.tryleap.ai/v1/public/models/fashn/tryon-v1.5.

Imagesimages
Up to 2 images, requiredThe uploaded images, by ID, in the order the model reads them.
Categorysettings.category
Tops, Bottoms, One-pieces, Auto. Default: AutoCategory of the garment to try-on.
Modesettings.mode
Performance, Balanced, Quality. Default: BalancedSpecifies the mode of operation.
Garment Photo Typesettings.garment_photo_type
Auto, Model, Flat-lay. Default: AutoSpecifies the type of garment photo to optimize internal parameters for better performance.
Segmentation Freesettings.segmentation_free
On or off. Default: onDisables human parsing on the model image.
Seedseed
0 to 4294967295The same seed and input give the same image.

Pricing

Price per call

An image costs $0.105. A first top-up of $5, with no fee, covers 47 default calls. Prices are the provider's list price plus our margin (35% on most models, less on the dearest video), read from the catalog, and a quote gives the exact price of any input for free.

A free quote
# With $IMAGES_1_ID and $IMAGES_2_ID from the uploads above.jq -n --arg images_1 "$IMAGES_1_ID" --arg images_2 "$IMAGES_2_ID" '{  "model": "fashn/tryon-v1.5",  "input": {    "images": [      $images_1,      $images_2    ]  }}' \  | curl https://api.tryleap.ai/v1/quotes \    -H "x-api-key: $LEAP_API_KEY" \    -H "content-type: application/json" \    -d @-

How it works

How the FASHN Try-On 1.5 API works

Every model takes the same request, a model ID and its input, and results, prices, failures and limits work the same way for all of them.

  • Wait for it, or hear when it ends

    prefer: wait=60 holds the request until the result is ready, for up to a minute. A longer run is read again by its ID, or a signed webhook tells your server when it ends.

    prefer: wait=60 / "webhook": "https://..."

    In the docs

  • Failed calls cost nothing

    The price is held when a call starts and charged only if it succeeds. A failed or refused call comes back with its failure_cause, and the hold is released.

    "status": "failed" / "failure_cause": "provider_refused"

    In the docs

  • The price before the call

    POST /v1/quotes takes the same body as a generation and returns its exact price, with the input checked, for free. Every result carries what it was charged.

    POST https://api.tryleap.ai/v1/quotes / "cost_usd"

    In the docs

  • Rate limits

    600 requests a minute per API key and 300 per IP address. A 429 carries Retry-After with the seconds to wait.

    RateLimit-Remaining / Retry-After

    In the docs

  • Safe retries

    Send an idempotency key and a retry after a dropped connection returns the same generation instead of starting a second one.

    idempotency-key: <uuid>

    In the docs

  • Batches

    POST /v1/batches starts up to 50 calls in one request, priced and held together, so either all start or none do.

    POST https://api.tryleap.ai/v1/batches

    In the docs

MCP

Or let your agent call it.

Leap's MCP server lets Claude Code, Claude, VS Code and other MCP clients run FASHN Try-On 1.5, read its inputs and fetch the result, on your balance. Signing in happens in the browser, so there is no key to paste.

Connect an agentThe agent guide
Add Leap to Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http leap https://app.tryleap.ai/api/mcp

Claude Code signs you in through the browser the first time it calls Leap.

Teach your coding agent the Leap API
curl -fsSL https://www.tryleap.ai/install.sh | sh

Installs the Leap skill for every coding agent it finds: which endpoint to call, how to read a model's inputs, when to wait and when to poll.

Questions

FASHN Try-On 1.5 API questions

How much does the FASHN Try-On 1.5 API cost?
An image costs $0.105. That is the provider's list price plus our margin, the same as in the studio. POST /v1/quotes prices any input for free before you run it.
Can I try the FASHN Try-On 1.5 API for free?
No. API keys run on paid credit, so a key's first call needs a top-up, and quotes are free. An image costs $0.105. A first top-up of $5, with no fee, covers 47 default calls.
Do I pay for calls that fail?
No. The price is held when a call starts and charged only if it succeeds. A call that fails, or that the model's safety filter refuses, comes back with status "failed" and a failure_cause, and the hold is released.
Is this FASHN's own API?
No. Leap is a separate service: it sends your call to FASHN's model and gives you what it makes, so you need no FASHN account. One Leap key runs FASHN Try-On 1.5 and every other model in the catalog, from one balance.
What are the rate limits?
600 requests a minute per API key and 300 a minute per IP address. A batch starts up to 50 calls in one request. A 429 says how long to wait in its Retry-After header.
Can an AI agent call it?
Yes. Leap's MCP server lets Claude Code, Claude, VS Code and other MCP clients find FASHN Try-On 1.5, read its inputs, run it and fetch the result on your balance. The client signs you in through the browser, so there is no key to paste.

Build with FASHN Try-On 1.5.

Keys run on paid credit, and the first top-up has no fee. The same key runs every model on Leap.

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