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Lucy VTON 3.6 (real-time try-on)
model id: decart/lucy-vton-3.6
Real-time · Video in → Video out realtime-video-edit
Hosts
| Host | Standard | Fast | Max session |
|---|---|---|---|
| Decart | $0.0205 / s | $0.0410 / s | 600 s |
0% additional markup beyond our 2.5% platform fee.
Input
A clean garment photo on a plain background works best. Prompt, image, or both.
Billed to your account at $0.0205/s while it runs (the session stops by itself after 120 s here). Needs a camera and a signed-in account with credits.
Output
About
Decart Lucy VTON 3.6: real-time virtual try-on on live or recorded video from a text or garment image.
Price
$0.0205 / second
per second the session is live — about $73.80 per hour
| Speed | Per second | Per hour |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | $0.0205 | $73.80 |
| Fast (lower latency, higher throughput) | $0.0410 | $147.60 |
Includes the VideoRouter platform fee of 2.5% of provider cost.
Specs
KindReal-time edit of a live video stream
CreatorDecart
InputVideo
OutputLive video stream
Resolution720p
Max session600 s
Min session10 s
Speedsstandard, fast (
options.speed)How it works
- Your server calls
POST /v1/live-video/sessionswith this model id. We check your key and credits, hold the cost of the session, and return a short-lived credential for the host. - Your browser or app streams from the host directly with that credential — the video never passes through our servers and the host API key never reaches the browser.
- Your server sends a heartbeat while it runs and ends the session when the user leaves. You pay per second the session was live, up to 600 s per session.
Full reference, limits and errors: Live video & world models.
from videorouter_live import LiveVideo
lv = LiveVideo(api_key="llmr_sk_live_...") # or set VIDEOROUTER_API_KEY
# On YOUR server: open a session, hand `connect` to the browser, settle on exit.
with lv.session(
"decart/lucy-vton-3.6",
max_duration_seconds=60,
options={"speed": "standard"},
) as s:
send_to_browser(s.connect) # returned once; short-lived credential for the host
wait_for_user_to_finish()
print(s.status, s.billed_seconds, s.cost_usd)