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Here’s what TryOn Live uses, where it goes, and what you control.

Privacy policy · Effective 28 October 2026 · Extension version 0.4.1
01

Camera processing happens online.

Your live video and chosen clothing image are sent to Decart to generate a virtual try-on.

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Preferences stay in your browser.

Your API key, optional token endpoint, window layout, and view preference use Chrome’s local extension storage.

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You can end the session.

Press Stop or close the fitting-room window. Minimizing the window does not stop the camera or streaming.

01. About this policy

TryOn Live is a Chrome extension created by Karan Sethi. It adds a floating fitting room to shopping websites and uses Decart’s real-time AI service to preview clothing on a live camera feed. This policy describes the supplied version 0.4.1 and this accompanying website.

The extension does not require a separate TryOn Live account. You connect a Decart API key, or optionally a token endpoint that you configure. The data practices of Decart, your chosen endpoint operator, and the websites you visit also apply to their respective services.

02. Data used by the extension

Camera video

With camera permission, the extension captures video and streams it to Decart to produce the try-on. The extension requests video only; microphone capture is disabled. Video may include your face, body, surroundings, and anyone else visible to the camera.

Clothing images

When you drop a product image, choose an image through the right-click menu, or drop a local image file, the extension loads it, converts it to PNG at up to 1,024 pixels on the longest side, and sends it to Decart with an instruction describing the clothing replacement. Loading a product image URL also makes a request to that image’s host.

API key & optional token endpoint

Your API key and optional token endpoint URL are saved in chrome.storage.local. The key is used by the Decart client to authenticate requests. If you configure a token endpoint, the extension sends a POST request to it to obtain a client credential. Local browser storage is not a dedicated encrypted credential vault.

Window & viewing preferences

The extension saves the fitting-room position and dimensions, plus your Fill/Fit video preference, in local extension storage so they can be restored.

Temporary image handoff

A selected garment URL or image data URL and a timestamp are temporarily placed in chrome.storage.session to pass the image into the fitting room. A valid pending item is removed when consumed. Current garment data is held in memory while the fitting room is open.

Saved snapshots

When you choose Save snapshot, the extension creates a PNG from the displayed video and downloads it to your device. The reviewed extension does not implement a separate snapshot-upload service. You control the downloaded file and any sharing or backup of it.

The reviewed extension code does not implement advertising trackers, a browsing-history collection service, or a developer-operated database of your camera sessions. This does not describe or limit processing performed by third-party service providers.

03. Third-party processing & retention

Decart receives the live camera stream and selected garment image to perform virtual try-on. API credentials authenticate that service. Decart controls its service-side processing, logging, retention, and any use under its applicable terms and privacy policy.

We have not independently verified Decart’s current retention periods, training practices, or deletion procedures. This policy does not promise that Decart retains no data or uses no data for training. Review the applicable policies in your Decart account ↗ before starting a session, and direct requests about data held by Decart to Decart.

If you set an advanced token endpoint, that endpoint’s operator may process network and authentication requests under its own policy. Product-image hosts may receive ordinary connection information, such as your IP address, when the extension fetches an image.

04. Why the extension requests permissions

  • Website access: the manifest requests access to all URLs so the floating interface can operate across shopping sites and load selected clothing images. Chrome still restricts protected pages.
  • Scripting: opens the fitting-room interface on an existing tab when it has not already been injected.
  • Storage: keeps local settings and passes selected images between extension components.
  • Context menus: adds “Try this on (live)” to the image right-click menu.
  • Camera: requested through the browser when starting video. A live session can begin after you drop a garment if credentials are already configured.

You can review and restrict site access and camera permissions in Chrome. Restricting access may prevent parts of TryOn Live from working.

05. Your choices & deletion

  • Stop streaming: press Stop or close the fitting-room window. Minimizing it keeps the camera and live session running.
  • Change the reference: use the × on the outfit chip to remove the active garment reference. This does not request deletion of data already sent to Decart.
  • Remove local settings: uninstall TryOn Live through Chrome’s extension manager to remove the extension and its local stored settings. Revoke an API key through your Decart account if you no longer want it usable.
  • Delete snapshots: remove saved images from your downloads and any other location where you copied or backed them up.
  • Manage third-party data: contact Decart or the operator of your configured token endpoint regarding data held by those services.

The extension does not currently provide a dedicated in-app “clear all data” control. Stopping a session ends streaming; it does not erase files you downloaded or data a third party may already hold.

06. This website

The website’s interactive showcase is an illustration. It does not request camera access, run an AI try-on, collect an API key, or upload an image. The website code does not add analytics, advertising scripts, or marketing cookies.

This site uses fonts available on your device; it does not request fonts from a third-party font service. AI-created campaign artwork, editorial photography, and extension downloads are served with the website’s static assets. Site hosting and any ChatGPT access gate may process connection information and authentication data under their own policies, including OpenAI’s privacy policy ↗.

When you email support, the information you choose to include is received through the support email service and used to respond to your request. Please do not send your API key, camera recordings, or other sensitive content unless it is necessary and you intend to share it.

07. Questions or privacy requests

Contact Karan Sethi at supp.krn@gmail.com about TryOn Live or this policy. Include the relevant extension version and a description of your request.

This page may be updated when the extension or its data handling changes. The effective date at the top identifies this version of the policy.

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