@alicloud/aidge20260428 5.13.0 → 5.14.0
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- package/dist/client.d.ts +703 -618
- package/dist/client.js +733 -618
- package/dist/client.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/AddDisplayKnowledgeResponseBody.d.ts +3 -0
- package/dist/models/AddDisplayKnowledgeResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/AiTryOnRequest.d.ts +30 -11
- package/dist/models/AiTryOnRequest.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/AiTryOnResponseBody.d.ts +9 -11
- package/dist/models/AiTryOnResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/CategoryAttributeMatchResponseBody.d.ts +3 -0
- package/dist/models/CategoryAttributeMatchResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/DeleteDisplayKnowledgeResponseBody.d.ts +3 -0
- package/dist/models/DeleteDisplayKnowledgeResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/EcomVideoRecreationRequest.d.ts +11 -17
- package/dist/models/EcomVideoRecreationRequest.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/EcomVideoRecreationResponseBody.d.ts +3 -3
- package/dist/models/EcomVideoRecreationShrinkRequest.d.ts +2 -2
- package/dist/models/GeneralRephotographyDetectionResponseBody.d.ts +4 -4
- package/dist/models/GenerateProductContentRequest.d.ts +11 -13
- package/dist/models/GenerateProductContentRequest.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/GenerateProductContentResponseBody.d.ts +9 -7
- package/dist/models/GenerateProductContentResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/ImageMattingAsyncRequest.d.ts +1 -1
- package/dist/models/ImageMattingAsyncResponseBody.d.ts +2 -2
- package/dist/models/ImageRecognitionAsyncRequest.d.ts +14 -11
- package/dist/models/ImageRecognitionAsyncRequest.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/ImageRecognitionAsyncResponseBody.d.ts +5 -5
- package/dist/models/ImageRecognitionAsyncShrinkRequest.d.ts +14 -11
- package/dist/models/ImageRecognitionAsyncShrinkRequest.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/ImageRemovalProAsyncRequest.d.ts +1 -1
- package/dist/models/ImageRemovalProAsyncResponseBody.d.ts +5 -7
- package/dist/models/ImageRemovalProAsyncResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/ImageRemovalProResponseBody.d.ts +3 -0
- package/dist/models/ImageRemovalProResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/ImageRemoveAsyncRequest.d.ts +19 -8
- package/dist/models/ImageRemoveAsyncRequest.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/ImageRemoveAsyncResponseBody.d.ts +8 -6
- package/dist/models/ImageRemoveAsyncResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/ImageRemoveAsyncShrinkRequest.d.ts +19 -8
- package/dist/models/ImageRemoveAsyncShrinkRequest.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/ImageTranslationPlusAsyncRequest.d.ts +11 -11
- package/dist/models/ImageTranslationPlusAsyncResponseBody.d.ts +4 -4
- package/dist/models/ImageTranslationProAsyncRequest.d.ts +5 -5
- package/dist/models/ImageTranslationProAsyncResponseBody.d.ts +1 -1
- package/dist/models/ImageTranslationStandardAsyncRequest.d.ts +1 -1
- package/dist/models/ImageTranslationStandardAsyncResponseBody.d.ts +3 -3
- package/dist/models/ImageTranslationStandardRequest.d.ts +4 -4
- package/dist/models/ImageTranslationStandardResponseBody.d.ts +10 -10
- package/dist/models/ImageUpscaleRequest.d.ts +1 -1
- package/dist/models/ImageUpscaleResponseBody.d.ts +7 -7
- package/dist/models/MaterialInspectionRequest.d.ts +4 -4
- package/dist/models/MaterialInspectionResponseBody.d.ts +9 -9
- package/dist/models/MerchandisePlacementDetectionLiteResponseBody.d.ts +15 -12
- package/dist/models/MerchandisePlacementDetectionLiteResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/MerchandisePlacementDetectionProRequest.d.ts +5 -5
- package/dist/models/MerchandisePlacementDetectionProResponseBody.d.ts +6 -6
- package/dist/models/MerchandisePlacementDetectionRequest.d.ts +7 -7
- package/dist/models/MerchandisePlacementDetectionResponseBody.d.ts +19 -19
- package/dist/models/MerchandisePriceTagDetectionRequest.d.ts +1 -1
- package/dist/models/MerchandisePriceTagDetectionResponseBody.d.ts +11 -11
- package/dist/models/MerchandiseSceneDetectionRequest.d.ts +1 -1
- package/dist/models/MerchandiseSceneDetectionResponseBody.d.ts +16 -10
- package/dist/models/MerchandiseSceneDetectionResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/MilkPowderCanBottomCodeRephotographyDetectionResponseBody.d.ts +7 -7
- package/dist/models/MilkPowderCartonCodeRephotographyDetectionResponseBody.d.ts +12 -9
- package/dist/models/MilkPowderCartonCodeRephotographyDetectionResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/PrepaidTextTranslateRequest.d.ts +8 -8
- package/dist/models/PrepaidTextTranslateResponseBody.d.ts +11 -8
- package/dist/models/PrepaidTextTranslateResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/PrepaidTextTranslateShrinkRequest.d.ts +8 -8
- package/dist/models/ProductVideoGenerationRequest.d.ts +3 -3
- package/dist/models/ProductVideoGenerationResponseBody.d.ts +2 -2
- package/dist/models/ProductVideoGenerationShrinkRequest.d.ts +3 -3
- package/dist/models/QueryDisplayKnowledgeResponseBody.d.ts +3 -0
- package/dist/models/QueryDisplayKnowledgeResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/SizeChartExtractAsyncRequest.d.ts +3 -3
- package/dist/models/SizeChartExtractAsyncResponseBody.d.ts +7 -5
- package/dist/models/SizeChartExtractAsyncResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/SizeChartExtractAsyncShrinkRequest.d.ts +3 -3
- package/dist/models/StorefrontSceneRecognitionRequest.d.ts +1 -1
- package/dist/models/StorefrontSceneRecognitionResponseBody.d.ts +9 -6
- package/dist/models/StorefrontSceneRecognitionResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/SubmitProductMatchRequest.d.ts +8 -8
- package/dist/models/SubmitProductMatchResponseBody.d.ts +7 -7
- package/dist/models/TextTranslateAsyncRequest.d.ts +9 -9
- package/dist/models/TextTranslateAsyncResponseBody.d.ts +6 -6
- package/dist/models/TextTranslateAsyncShrinkRequest.d.ts +9 -9
- package/dist/models/UpdateDisplayKnowledgeResponseBody.d.ts +3 -0
- package/dist/models/UpdateDisplayKnowledgeResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/VacancyDetectionRequest.d.ts +39 -0
- package/dist/models/VacancyDetectionRequest.js +62 -0
- package/dist/models/VacancyDetectionRequest.js.map +1 -0
- package/dist/models/VacancyDetectionResponse.d.ts +19 -0
- package/dist/models/VacancyDetectionResponse.js +69 -0
- package/dist/models/VacancyDetectionResponse.js.map +1 -0
- package/dist/models/VacancyDetectionResponseBody.d.ts +83 -0
- package/dist/models/VacancyDetectionResponseBody.js +93 -0
- package/dist/models/VacancyDetectionResponseBody.js.map +1 -0
- package/dist/models/VideoGenerationRequest.d.ts +18 -17
- package/dist/models/VideoGenerationRequest.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/VideoGenerationResponseBody.d.ts +2 -2
- package/dist/models/VideoTranslationRequest.d.ts +8 -17
- package/dist/models/VideoTranslationRequest.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/VideoTranslationResponseBody.d.ts +4 -6
- package/dist/models/VideoTranslationResponseBody.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/VideoTranslationShrinkRequest.d.ts +8 -17
- package/dist/models/VideoTranslationShrinkRequest.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/models/VirtualTryOnRequest.d.ts +2 -2
- package/dist/models/VirtualTryOnResponseBody.d.ts +3 -3
- package/dist/models/model.d.ts +4 -0
- package/dist/models/model.js +13 -5
- package/dist/models/model.js.map +1 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/src/client.ts +738 -618
- package/src/models/AddDisplayKnowledgeResponseBody.ts +3 -0
- package/src/models/AiTryOnRequest.ts +30 -11
- package/src/models/AiTryOnResponseBody.ts +9 -11
- package/src/models/CategoryAttributeMatchResponseBody.ts +3 -0
- package/src/models/DeleteDisplayKnowledgeResponseBody.ts +3 -0
- package/src/models/EcomVideoRecreationRequest.ts +11 -17
- package/src/models/EcomVideoRecreationResponseBody.ts +3 -3
- package/src/models/EcomVideoRecreationShrinkRequest.ts +2 -2
- package/src/models/GeneralRephotographyDetectionResponseBody.ts +4 -4
- package/src/models/GenerateProductContentRequest.ts +11 -13
- package/src/models/GenerateProductContentResponseBody.ts +9 -7
- package/src/models/ImageMattingAsyncRequest.ts +1 -1
- package/src/models/ImageMattingAsyncResponseBody.ts +2 -2
- package/src/models/ImageRecognitionAsyncRequest.ts +14 -11
- package/src/models/ImageRecognitionAsyncResponseBody.ts +5 -5
- package/src/models/ImageRecognitionAsyncShrinkRequest.ts +14 -11
- package/src/models/ImageRemovalProAsyncRequest.ts +1 -1
- package/src/models/ImageRemovalProAsyncResponseBody.ts +5 -7
- package/src/models/ImageRemovalProResponseBody.ts +3 -0
- package/src/models/ImageRemoveAsyncRequest.ts +19 -8
- package/src/models/ImageRemoveAsyncResponseBody.ts +8 -6
- package/src/models/ImageRemoveAsyncShrinkRequest.ts +19 -8
- package/src/models/ImageTranslationPlusAsyncRequest.ts +11 -11
- package/src/models/ImageTranslationPlusAsyncResponseBody.ts +4 -4
- package/src/models/ImageTranslationProAsyncRequest.ts +5 -5
- package/src/models/ImageTranslationProAsyncResponseBody.ts +1 -1
- package/src/models/ImageTranslationStandardAsyncRequest.ts +1 -1
- package/src/models/ImageTranslationStandardAsyncResponseBody.ts +3 -3
- package/src/models/ImageTranslationStandardRequest.ts +4 -4
- package/src/models/ImageTranslationStandardResponseBody.ts +10 -10
- package/src/models/ImageUpscaleRequest.ts +1 -1
- package/src/models/ImageUpscaleResponseBody.ts +7 -7
- package/src/models/MaterialInspectionRequest.ts +4 -4
- package/src/models/MaterialInspectionResponseBody.ts +9 -9
- package/src/models/MerchandisePlacementDetectionLiteResponseBody.ts +15 -12
- package/src/models/MerchandisePlacementDetectionProRequest.ts +5 -5
- package/src/models/MerchandisePlacementDetectionProResponseBody.ts +6 -6
- package/src/models/MerchandisePlacementDetectionRequest.ts +7 -7
- package/src/models/MerchandisePlacementDetectionResponseBody.ts +19 -19
- package/src/models/MerchandisePriceTagDetectionRequest.ts +1 -1
- package/src/models/MerchandisePriceTagDetectionResponseBody.ts +11 -11
- package/src/models/MerchandiseSceneDetectionRequest.ts +1 -1
- package/src/models/MerchandiseSceneDetectionResponseBody.ts +16 -10
- package/src/models/MilkPowderCanBottomCodeRephotographyDetectionResponseBody.ts +7 -7
- package/src/models/MilkPowderCartonCodeRephotographyDetectionResponseBody.ts +12 -9
- package/src/models/PrepaidTextTranslateRequest.ts +8 -8
- package/src/models/PrepaidTextTranslateResponseBody.ts +11 -8
- package/src/models/PrepaidTextTranslateShrinkRequest.ts +8 -8
- package/src/models/ProductVideoGenerationRequest.ts +3 -3
- package/src/models/ProductVideoGenerationResponseBody.ts +2 -2
- package/src/models/ProductVideoGenerationShrinkRequest.ts +3 -3
- package/src/models/QueryDisplayKnowledgeResponseBody.ts +3 -0
- package/src/models/SizeChartExtractAsyncRequest.ts +3 -3
- package/src/models/SizeChartExtractAsyncResponseBody.ts +7 -5
- package/src/models/SizeChartExtractAsyncShrinkRequest.ts +3 -3
- package/src/models/StorefrontSceneRecognitionRequest.ts +1 -1
- package/src/models/StorefrontSceneRecognitionResponseBody.ts +9 -6
- package/src/models/SubmitProductMatchRequest.ts +8 -8
- package/src/models/SubmitProductMatchResponseBody.ts +7 -7
- package/src/models/TextTranslateAsyncRequest.ts +9 -9
- package/src/models/TextTranslateAsyncResponseBody.ts +6 -6
- package/src/models/TextTranslateAsyncShrinkRequest.ts +9 -9
- package/src/models/UpdateDisplayKnowledgeResponseBody.ts +3 -0
- package/src/models/VacancyDetectionRequest.ts +56 -0
- package/src/models/VacancyDetectionResponse.ts +40 -0
- package/src/models/VacancyDetectionResponseBody.ts +120 -0
- package/src/models/VideoGenerationRequest.ts +18 -17
- package/src/models/VideoGenerationResponseBody.ts +2 -2
- package/src/models/VideoTranslationRequest.ts +8 -17
- package/src/models/VideoTranslationResponseBody.ts +4 -6
- package/src/models/VideoTranslationShrinkRequest.ts +8 -17
- package/src/models/VirtualTryOnRequest.ts +2 -2
- package/src/models/VirtualTryOnResponseBody.ts +3 -3
- package/src/models/model.ts +4 -0
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* * **Reference generation (**`reference`**)**: 1:1 replication. Uses the original video as a complete reference to automatically generate a new video with the same duration as the original video. It preserves the original script, storyboard, actions, scene, and rhythm, and only performs targeted replacement of specified content such as persons or products.
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* * **Rebuild generation (**`rebuild`**)**: Breaks down the script, storyboard, and key elements of the original video, retains only core content such as specified persons or products, and then redesigns and generates a new video. It is not limited by the original video duration and supports inputting a target duration.
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* * **Fully automated end-to-end generation with zero prompt threshold**: Only requires passing the reference video and target product or person images. The system automatically completes the entire process of video understanding, script planning, storyboard design, first-frame generation, and video synthesis.
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* Detects whether an image is recaptured and locates main physical products, screen display areas, printed photos, and visible recapture clues based on recapture recognition and multimodal large model element localization. This general-purpose image moderation service applies to risk screening and manual review of store inspection photos across multiple categories.
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* 2. Review element localization: Distinguishes physical products, screens, printed photos, and visible recapture clues. Products inside screens are not repeatedly output as physical products.
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* Detects whether an image is recaptured and
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* Detects whether an image is recaptured and locates main physical products, screen display areas, printed photos, and visible recapture clues based on recapture recognition and multimodal large model element localization. This general-purpose image moderation service applies to risk screening and manual review of store inspection photos across multiple categories.
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* 1. Inspection photo review: Screens photos submitted by stores for recapture risks.
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* 2. Screen or printed photo recapture verification: Locates visible screens, printed photos, and other media.
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* 3. Review clue display: Annotates products and visible clues on the original image to assist in manual review.
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* **Features**
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* 1. General recapture detection: Outputs a Boolean conclusion for isFake.
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* 2. Review element localization: Distinguishes physical products, screens, printed photos, and visible recapture clues. Products inside screens are not repeatedly output as physical products.
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* 3. Separate presentation of clues and conclusions: Localization text only describes visible phenomena and does not directly use normal reflections or standard packaging prints as recapture evidence.
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* Supports
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* Supports single HTTPS image input. Supplementary localization returns up to 12 targets. Each target includes a category, a bounding box, and up to 24 characters of visible text, and uses coverage to indicate whether the localization is complete.
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* Generates or rewrites e-commerce product copy,
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* Generates or rewrites e-commerce product copy, such as titles, short highlights, search keywords, bulleted selling points, and product descriptions, based on input product information or existing copy, and adapts the content type and length to the requirements of the target platform. Supports Chinese and English input materials and optional multilingual translation for scenarios such as domestic product listing, cross-border product distribution, and product copy localization. Uses synchronous invocation to process one copy type for a single product per request.
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* E-commerce product copy generation is an AI text service for e-commerce product content production. By inputting product materials or existing copy, you can generate or rewrite product titles, short highlights, search keywords, bullet points, and product descriptions, and adapt the content type and length to the target platform as needed.
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* It supports Chinese and English material inputs and optional multilingual translation, and applies to scenarios such as domestic product listing, cross-border distribution, and product copy localization. The API uses synchronous calls and processes one copy type for one product per request.
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* # Scenarios
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* | New product material production | Select generate to generate the target type based on product materials. Categories and attributes can be used to supplement facts. |
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* | Batch operation tool integration | The caller submits requests product by product. The workflow itself does not provide batch task or queue APIs. |
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* # Features
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* This capability supports the production of different copy content types in domestic and cross-border e-commerce scenarios. It can produce titles, detailed descriptions, keywords, highlights, and descriptions that adapt to the content rules (length requirements and writing styles) of different platforms, and supports cross-language production.
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* Based on the content inputs provided by users, two production modes are supported:
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* | Generate | Reorganizes and writes copy based on product materials. | Only product parameters, attributes, or selling points are available, or other types of product materials are available, and new titles, keywords, product descriptions, and other copy need to be created. |
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* | Rewrite | Retains the original information and main structure, and optimizes the expression. | Existing product copy is available, and you want to adjust the wording, improve readability, or localize it with translation. |
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* # Examples
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* The following examples use the Amazon platform:
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* | bulletPoint | en | [VERSATILE RESIN FILTRATION SYSTEM\\] This silicone funnel and metal filter mesh combination is designed for all 3D printing enthusiasts. It is ideal for pouring used photosensitive resin back into standard bottles with a 15mm neck width ensuring a clean transfer every time. The durable metal filter effectively catches all solidified debris protecting your valuable resin from and extending its usability. | de | [Vielseitiges Harz-Filtersystem\\] Silikontrichter und Metallfiltergitter für 3D-Druck; Einfüllen von gebrauchtem lichtempfindlichem Harz in Flaschen mit 15 mm Halsweite | Extracts core selling points, retains key information such as bottle neck size, and presents
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* | bulletPoint | en | [VERSATILE RESIN FILTRATION SYSTEM\\] This silicone funnel and metal filter mesh combination is designed for all 3D printing enthusiasts. It is ideal for pouring used photosensitive resin back into standard bottles with a 15mm neck width ensuring a clean transfer every time. The durable metal filter effectively catches all solidified debris protecting your valuable resin from and extending its usability. | de | [Vielseitiges Harz-Filtersystem\\] Silikontrichter und Metallfiltergitter für 3D-Druck; Einfüllen von gebrauchtem lichtempfindlichem Harz in Flaschen mit 15 mm Halsweite | Extracts core selling points, retains key information such as bottle neck size, and presents it in German bullet points for quick reading. |
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* | description | en | [VERSATILE RESIN FILTRATION SYSTEM\\] This silicone funnel and metal filter mesh combination is designed for all 3D printing enthusiasts. It is ideal for pouring used photosensitive resin back into standard bottles with a 15mm neck width ensuring a clean transfer every time. The durable metal filter effectively catches all solidified debris protecting your valuable resin from and extending its usability. | de | [Vielseitiges Harz-Filtrationssystem\\] Diese Kombination aus Silikontrichter und Metallfilternetz richtet sich an alle, die mit 3D-Druck arbeiten. Der flexible Silikontrichter passt sicher auf Standardflaschen mit einer Halsweite von 15 mm und ermöglicht ein sauberes Zurückfüllen von gebrauchtem lichtempfindlichem Harz ohne Kleckern. Das feine Metallfilter fängt verfestigte Partikel zuverlässig ab, sodass Ihr Harz frei von Verunreinigungen bleibt und seine Nutzbarkeit erhalten wird. Die robuste Konstruktion des Filters unterstützt eine gleichmäßige Durchflussrate beim Umfüllen. | Organizes the product purpose, usage, and filtration features into a coherent German introduction for easy understanding. |
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* | highlight | en | [VERSATILE RESIN FILTRATION SYSTEM\\] This silicone funnel and metal filter mesh combination is designed for all 3D printing enthusiasts. It is ideal for pouring used photosensitive resin back into standard bottles with a 15mm neck width ensuring a clean transfer every time. The durable metal filter effectively catches all solidified debris protecting your valuable resin from and extending its usability. | de | [Vielseitiges Harz-Filtrationssystem\\] Silikontrichter, Metallfilternetz, für 3D-Druck-Harz |
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* | keywords | en | [VERSATILE RESIN FILTRATION SYSTEM\\] This silicone funnel and metal filter mesh combination is designed for all 3D printing enthusiasts. It is ideal for pouring used photosensitive resin back into standard bottles with a 15mm neck width ensuring a clean transfer every time. The durable metal filter effectively catches all solidified debris protecting your valuable resin from and extending its usability. | de | Silikontrichter Metallfilter Harz Filterungssystem 3D Drucker Harz umfüllen Metall Sieb für Photosensitive Harze | Extracts German search terms related to materials, categories, and purposes
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* | highlight | en | [VERSATILE RESIN FILTRATION SYSTEM\\] This silicone funnel and metal filter mesh combination is designed for all 3D printing enthusiasts. It is ideal for pouring used photosensitive resin back into standard bottles with a 15mm neck width ensuring a clean transfer every time. The durable metal filter effectively catches all solidified debris protecting your valuable resin from and extending its usability. | de | [Vielseitiges Harz-Filtrationssystem\\] Silikontrichter, Metallfilternetz, für 3D-Druck-Harz | Simplifies long materials, highlights core components and purposes, and makes it easy to grasp product features at a glance. |
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* | keywords | en | [VERSATILE RESIN FILTRATION SYSTEM\\] This silicone funnel and metal filter mesh combination is designed for all 3D printing enthusiasts. It is ideal for pouring used photosensitive resin back into standard bottles with a 15mm neck width ensuring a clean transfer every time. The durable metal filter effectively catches all solidified debris protecting your valuable resin from and extending its usability. | de | Silikontrichter Metallfilter Harz Filterungssystem 3D Drucker Harz umfüllen Metall Sieb für Photosensitive Harze | Extracts German search terms related to materials, categories, and purposes to reduce manual sorting and translation. |
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* | title | en | [VERSATILE RESIN FILTRATION SYSTEM\\] This silicone funnel and metal filter mesh combination is designed for all 3D printing enthusiasts. It is ideal for pouring used photosensitive resin back into standard bottles with a 15mm neck width ensuring a clean transfer every time. The durable metal filter effectively catches all solidified debris protecting your valuable resin from and extending its usability. | de | Silikontrichter mit Metallfilter für 3D-Druck-Harz | Extracts the product name, core components, and purpose to generate a concise and clear German title. |
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* Generates or rewrites e-commerce product copy,
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* Generates or rewrites e-commerce product copy, such as titles, short highlights, search keywords, bulleted selling points, and product descriptions, based on input product information or existing copy, and adapts the content type and length to the requirements of the target platform. Supports Chinese and English input materials and optional multilingual translation for scenarios such as domestic product listing, cross-border product distribution, and product copy localization. Uses synchronous invocation to process one copy type for a single product per request.
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* # Product introduction
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* E-commerce product copy generation is an AI text service for e-commerce product content production. By inputting product materials or existing copy, you can generate or rewrite product titles, short highlights, search keywords, bullet points, and product descriptions, and adapt the content type and length to the target platform as needed.
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* It supports Chinese and English material inputs and optional multilingual translation, and applies to scenarios such as domestic product listing, cross-border distribution, and product copy localization. The API uses synchronous calls and processes one copy type for one product per request.
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* # Scenarios
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* | Same-platform localization | Select rewrite
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* | Same-platform localization | Select rewrite and translate as needed to retain the original facts and type structure. |
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* | Cross-platform content adaptation | Select the target platform to generate or rewrite content according to its configuration limits. The source platform of the input is not required. |
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* | New product material
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* | Batch operation tool integration | The caller submits requests product by product. The workflow itself does not provide batch task or
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* | New product material production | Select generate to generate the target type based on product materials. Categories and attributes can be used to supplement facts. |
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* | Batch operation tool integration | The caller submits requests product by product. The workflow itself does not provide batch task or queue APIs. |
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* # Features
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* ## Core capabilities
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* This capability supports the
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* This capability supports the production of different copy content types in domestic and cross-border e-commerce scenarios. It can produce titles, detailed descriptions, keywords, highlights, and descriptions that adapt to the content rules (length requirements and writing styles) of different platforms, and supports cross-language production.
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* | Content type | Platform | | | | | | Target language |
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* | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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* | Generate | Reorganizes and writes copy based on product materials. | Only product parameters, attributes, or selling points are available, or other types of product materials are available, and new titles, keywords, product descriptions, and other copy need to be created. |
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* | Rewrite | Retains the original information and main structure, and optimizes the expression. | Existing product copy is available, and you want to adjust the wording, improve readability, or localize it with translation. |
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* # Examples
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* The following examples use the Amazon platform:
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* | bulletPoint | en | [VERSATILE RESIN FILTRATION SYSTEM\\] This silicone funnel and metal filter mesh combination is designed for all 3D printing enthusiasts. It is ideal for pouring used photosensitive resin back into standard bottles with a 15mm neck width ensuring a clean transfer every time. The durable metal filter effectively catches all solidified debris protecting your valuable resin from and extending its usability. | de | [Vielseitiges Harz-Filtersystem\\] Silikontrichter und Metallfiltergitter für 3D-Druck; Einfüllen von gebrauchtem lichtempfindlichem Harz in Flaschen mit 15 mm Halsweite | Extracts core selling points, retains key information such as bottle neck size, and presents
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* | bulletPoint | en | [VERSATILE RESIN FILTRATION SYSTEM\\] This silicone funnel and metal filter mesh combination is designed for all 3D printing enthusiasts. It is ideal for pouring used photosensitive resin back into standard bottles with a 15mm neck width ensuring a clean transfer every time. The durable metal filter effectively catches all solidified debris protecting your valuable resin from and extending its usability. | de | [Vielseitiges Harz-Filtersystem\\] Silikontrichter und Metallfiltergitter für 3D-Druck; Einfüllen von gebrauchtem lichtempfindlichem Harz in Flaschen mit 15 mm Halsweite | Extracts core selling points, retains key information such as bottle neck size, and presents it in German bullet points for quick reading. |
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* The image translation product is tailored for e-commerce images, supporting over 400 language pairs, including bridged pairs. It accurately processes complex text layouts within images and ensures that the translated content aligns with the image context, helping e-commerce platforms and developers easily achieve multilingual conversion and presentation. Additionally, it returns layer information such as text position, font, and color to facilitate secondary editing through image editors.
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* The image translation product is tailored for e-commerce images, supporting over 400 language pairs, including bridged pairs. It accurately processes complex text layouts within images and ensures that the translated content aligns with the image context, helping e-commerce platforms and developers easily achieve multilingual conversion and presentation. Additionally, it returns layer information such as text position, font, and color to facilitate secondary editing through image editors.
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1980
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* * **Secondary editing after translation (layer information)**: Allows you to choose whether to return layer information such as text position, font, and color. This information can be used to integrate with image editors for secondary editing of the translation results. For updates on the release of the editor SDK package, refer to platform notifications.
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1982
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* * **Translation intervention**: Allows you to customize translation results, including do not translate (ABC-ABC), specify translation (ABC-DEF), and skip translation (ABC-null value). This is commonly used in scenarios such as brand word protection. You can achieve this by passing the corresponding intervention glossary ID when calling the API, meeting your translation needs in different scenarios. Generally, you can upload up to 100,000 intervention terms. If you need more, contact the platform for assistance.
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* <props="china">* **Image editor integration**: For more information, see [Image translation editor protocol](https://www.alibabacloud.com/help/en/document_detail/3042647.html).
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* Translates e-commerce images and supports over 400 language pairs, including bridged pairs. Accurately processes complex text layouts within images and ensures that the translated content matches the image context, which helps e-commerce platforms and developers easily achieve multilingual conversion and presentation of image content. Additionally, the service returns layer information such as the position, font, and color of text in the image to facilitate secondary editing of translation results by using image editors.
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* * **Product subject information protection**: Allows you to specify whether to translate the text on the product subject. This helps protect the subject information from being translated and prevents embedded information such as product names from being translated.
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1998
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* * **Secondary editing after translation (layer information)**: Allows you to specify whether to return layer information such as the position, font, and color of the text. This information can be used to integrate with image editors for secondary editing of translation results. For the release progress of the editor SDK package, refer to platform notifications.
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1943
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2003
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* * **Translation intervention**: Allows you to customize translation results, including no translation (ABC-ABC), specified translation (ABC-DEF), and skip translation (ABC-null value). This is commonly used in scenarios such as brand word protection. You can implement this by passing the corresponding intervention glossary ID when calling the API operation to meet your translation needs in different scenarios. Generally, you can upload up to 100,000 intervention words. If you need more, contact the platform for assistance.
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1947
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* * For the integration process, subscription rules, message formats and encryption protocols, and detailed integration solutions for asynchronous calls, refer to [Asynchronous API call instructions](https://www.alibabacloud.com/help/en/aidge/asynchronous-interface-call-instructions).
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* * Image Translation Standard Edition supports both synchronous and asynchronous call methods. This topic describes the asynchronous call API operation. For synchronous calls, refer to [Image Translation Standard Edition](https://www.alibabacloud.com/help/en/aidge/image-translation).
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* * The asynchronous API operations for Image Translation Standard Edition and other features share the same result retrieval process, ApsaraMQ for RocketMQ subscription rules, message encryption protocols, dependency configurations, and Java consumption and decryption code.
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2007
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* * For the integration process, subscription rules, message formats and encryption protocols, and detailed integration solutions for asynchronous calls, refer to [Asynchronous API operation call instructions](https://www.alibabacloud.com/help/en/aidge/asynchronous-interface-call-instructions).
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* Translates e-commerce images and supports over 400 language pairs, including bridged pairs. Accurately processes complex text layouts within images and ensures that the translated content matches the image context, which helps e-commerce platforms and developers easily achieve multilingual conversion and presentation of image content. Additionally, the service returns layer information such as the position, font, and color of text in the image to facilitate secondary editing of translation results by using image editors.
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* ## Features
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1961
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* * **Product subject information protection**: Allows you to specify whether to translate text on the product subject. This
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* * **Product subject information protection**: Allows you to specify whether to translate the text on the product subject. This helps protect the subject information from being translated and prevents embedded information such as product names from being translated.
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2022
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1963
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* * **Brand name protection**: Allows you to specify whether to translate brand names in the image. This helps protect brand name information from being translated.
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2024
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1965
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2025
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* * **Secondary editing after translation (layer information)**: Allows you to specify whether to return layer information such as the position, font, and color of the text. This information can be used to integrate with image editors for secondary editing of translation results. For the release progress of the editor SDK package, refer to platform notifications.
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1967
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* * **Translation intervention**: Allows you to customize translation results, including no translation (ABC-ABC), specified translation (ABC-DEF), and skip translation (ABC-null value). This is commonly used in scenarios such as brand word protection. You can implement this by passing the corresponding intervention glossary ID when calling the API operation to meet your translation needs in different scenarios. Generally, you can upload up to 100,000 intervention words. If you need more, contact the platform for assistance.
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* ## Preparations and call process
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* * Image Translation Standard Edition supports both synchronous and asynchronous
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1971
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* * For the integration process, subscription rules, message formats and encryption protocols, and detailed integration solutions for asynchronous calls, refer to [Asynchronous API call instructions](https://www.alibabacloud.com/help/en/aidge/asynchronous-interface-call-instructions).
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* * Image Translation Standard Edition supports both synchronous and asynchronous call methods. This topic describes the asynchronous call API operation. For synchronous calls, refer to [Image Translation Standard Edition](https://www.alibabacloud.com/help/en/aidge/image-translation).
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* * The asynchronous API operations for Image Translation Standard Edition and other features share the same result retrieval process, ApsaraMQ for RocketMQ subscription rules, message encryption protocols, dependency configurations, and Java consumption and decryption code.
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* * For the integration process, subscription rules, message formats and encryption protocols, and detailed integration solutions for asynchronous calls, refer to [Asynchronous API operation call instructions](https://www.alibabacloud.com/help/en/aidge/asynchronous-interface-call-instructions).
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* Upscales e-commerce images by intelligently enhancing resolution and details, improving textures and image quality during the upscaling process. Supports high-definition outputs such as 2K and 4K to meet the requirements for product main images, detail images, and marketing materials, and
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* Upscales e-commerce images by intelligently enhancing resolution and details, improving textures and image quality during the upscaling process. Supports high-definition outputs such as 2K and 4K to meet the requirements for product main images, detail images, and marketing materials, enabling efficient and clear processing of large batches of images to improve product image quality. (Synchronous)
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* # Product
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* The high-definition upscaling product is customized for e-commerce images. It intelligently enhances image resolution and
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* # Product Introduction
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2042
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* The high-definition upscaling product is customized for e-commerce images. It intelligently enhances image resolution and detail performance, and provides texture enhancement and image quality optimization during the upscaling procedure. It supports high-definition outputs such as 2K and 4K to meet the high-definition requirements for product main images, detail images, and marketing materials. It enables efficient and clear processing of large batches of images to improve product image quality. (synchronous)
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2043
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* * High-definition e-commerce product images: Enhances the resolution and details of product main images, detail images, and marketing materials to make textures and materials clearer
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* * Multi-platform product material adaptation: Upscales existing product images in high definition to meet the image display requirements of different e-commerce platforms, satisfying the material usage needs across multiple platforms and scenarios.
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* * Batch optimization of existing images: Enhances existing low-resolution product images in high definition to reduce reshooting and production costs, improving the reuse efficiency of image materials.
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2049
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* 1. Intelligent high-definition upscaling: Based on AI image enhancement technology, it improves the resolution and optimizes the details of input images to enhance image clarity and texture
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* 1. Intelligent high-definition upscaling: Based on AI image enhancement technology, it improves the resolution and optimizes the details of input images to enhance image clarity and texture performance.
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2053
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/**
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2004
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* Upscales e-commerce images by intelligently enhancing resolution and details, improving textures and image quality during the upscaling process. Supports high-definition outputs such as 2K and 4K to meet the requirements for product main images, detail images, and marketing materials, and
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2066
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* Upscales e-commerce images by intelligently enhancing resolution and details, improving textures and image quality during the upscaling process. Supports high-definition outputs such as 2K and 4K to meet the requirements for product main images, detail images, and marketing materials, enabling efficient and clear processing of large batches of images to improve product image quality. (Synchronous)
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* # Product
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* The high-definition upscaling product is customized for e-commerce images. It intelligently enhances image resolution and
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* # Product Introduction
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2070
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* The high-definition upscaling product is customized for e-commerce images. It intelligently enhances image resolution and detail performance, and provides texture enhancement and image quality optimization during the upscaling procedure. It supports high-definition outputs such as 2K and 4K to meet the high-definition requirements for product main images, detail images, and marketing materials. It enables efficient and clear processing of large batches of images to improve product image quality. (synchronous)
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2071
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* * High-definition e-commerce product images: Enhances the resolution and details of product main images, detail images, and marketing materials to make textures and materials clearer
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2072
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* * High-definition e-commerce product images: Enhances the resolution and details of product main images, detail images, and marketing materials to make details such as product textures and materials clearer, improving the quality of product displays.
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2073
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*
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2074
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* * Multi-platform product material adaptation: Upscales existing product images in high definition to meet the image display requirements of different e-commerce platforms, satisfying the material usage needs across multiple platforms and scenarios.
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*
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* * Batch optimization of existing images: Enhances existing low-resolution product images in high definition to reduce reshooting and production costs, improving the reuse efficiency of image materials.
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2013
2077
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* # Features
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2014
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* 1. Intelligent high-definition upscaling: Based on AI image enhancement technology, it improves the resolution and optimizes the details of input images to enhance image clarity and texture
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* 1. Intelligent high-definition upscaling: Based on AI image enhancement technology, it improves the resolution and optimizes the details of input images to enhance image clarity and texture performance.
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*
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* Inspects the compliance of in-store marketing material displays based on a multimodal large language model (MLLM) for offline retail and channel store inspection scenarios. It evaluates standard materials such as functional table cards, posters, and door-shaped display stands, along with long-tail materials like light cloths, KT boards, floor stickers, and light boxes in actual store photos against inspection rules at the natural language level. The operation outputs structured conclusions and Chinese evidence descriptions that can be directly integrated into business systems. This is a **synchronous** call that returns results in a single request.
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* - **Store marketing material compliance inspection**: Automatically determines whether specified marketing materials (feature table cards, posters, door-shaped display stands, etc.) are placed or posted in the store according to the standard display guidelines issued by the headquarters. Identifies typical issues such as missing materials, placement faults, and content mismatch.
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* - **Adaptive dual-image comparison and single-image detection**: A single API operation supports both dual-image comparison (reference image + target image, Pattern A) and single-image detection (target image only, Pattern B). An automatic switchover is performed based on whether `ImageRefer` is provided, so callers do not need to distinguish between invoke methods.
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* ## **Features**
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* - **Multi-mode intelligent routing**: Built-in material type parsing capability
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* - **Multi-mode intelligent routing**: Built-in material type parsing capability. Automatically identifies the target material type based on the natural language text in `Rules` and routes the request to the corresponding material detection pipeline. Callers only need to pass the image URL and rule text. Currently supports routing for four detection items: functional table cards, posters, door-shaped display stands, and other materials. More specific marketing material detection pipelines will be added in the future.
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* ## Features
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* * **Ultra-low hallucination rate and high-speed inference** The Maas MT large language model is aligned with preferences for translation scenarios. Compared with general-purpose large language models, it features faster translation inference and an extremely low hallucination rate, making it especially suitable for large-scale invocation scenarios.
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* | New Arrival Classic Style Luxury Brand 6 Hands Swiss Automatic Mechanical Men\\"s Business Steel Watch | Nueva llegada, reloj mecánico automático de lujo con 6 manecillas, estilo clásico, de acero para hombres de negocios | Nueva Llegada Reloj De Acero de Negocios para Hombre con Mecanismo Automático Suizo y 6 Agujas de Estilo Clásico de Marca de Lujo. | Reloj de acero de negocios para hombre, mecánico automático suizo, marca de lujo, estilo clásico, 6 manos, nueva llegada | More complete sentence structure, clearer expression, and more reasonable punctuation |
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* Text translation supports both synchronization and asynchronous invoke methods. This topic describes the asynchronous invoke API. If you need to use synchronous call, see [Text translation - Synchronous API](https://api.aliyun.com/document/Aidge/2026-04-28/TextTranslate).
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|
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|
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|
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|
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* - Quick generation of the first batch of video materials for new product launches: When merchants have a large number of new products to launch at once, they only need to upload basic information such as product images and titles to quickly generate product showcase videos, model wearing videos, and voiceover explanation videos, helping merchants quickly complete material deployment during the launch phase.
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* - High-fidelity clothing display: Generates model display videos based on product main images that are closer to real commercial shooting effects, focusing on optimizing capabilities such as pattern restoration, fabric texture retention, accurate color presentation, and stable and consistent details. It supports common e-commerce display methods such as wearing, turning, walking, close-up shots, and multi-angle switching.
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* - Generation of high-quality commercial shooting models: Built-in target audience model library, covering plus-size women, plus-size men, swimwear, girly style, light mature commuting, youth casual, business menswear, sports and fitness, and other body types, skin colors, and races. It supports various commercial shooting expressions such as standing display, side display, walking display, and partial close-ups.
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* - High-frequency e-commerce scenarios such as standard product explanations: Applicable to standardized product categories such as skincare, cosmetics, personal care small appliances, food and beverages, home cleaning daily necessities, and 3C digital products. It can quickly generate product explanation videos based on product main images, titles, selling point information, and explanation scripts.
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* # Features
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* - Fully automatic end-to-end batch generation with zero prompt threshold: Callers only need to pass in the product image URL and title, and the system automatically completes the entire process from product understanding and storyboard planning to video generation, without the need to manually write prompts, select templates, or repeatedly adjust parameters. Built-in multiple agents such as product understanding, image quality inspection, script planning, and director camera movement greatly lower the threshold for use.
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* - E-commerce exclusive product fidelity capability: Built-in multi-round quality inspection agents lock the product state throughout the video generation process (such as zippers will not be pulled open, sleeves will not be rolled down, and prints will not disappear), ensuring product consistency through multi-layer defense of script rewriting, explicit constraint injection, and failure-aware retry.
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* - Reference image first + 6-axis consistency check: Adopts the Reference-Image-First generation paradigm, using the original product image as the only visual source of truth, and automatically performs 6-dimensional VL diagnosis (color drift, pattern missing, contour deviation, structure addition or reduction, model matching, and dirt detection) to fundamentally eliminate the problem of generated images not looking like the product.
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* - Flexible storyboard arrangement and duration control: Supports adjustable video duration of 5 to 30 seconds. Agents independently plan independent storyboards to display the product effects in different scenarios. It also supports fixed scene mode to deeply display product tonality under a unified visual style.
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* - Model library and customization services: Built-in multi-type model resource library, supporting merchants to specify fixed models, customize exclusive model images, and bind brand visual personas for a long time to ensure brand visual consistency.
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* Generates 5- to 30-second product showcase short videos through the e-commerce AI video generation agent for e-commerce merchants and platforms based on product main images, titles, and selling points, helping customers efficiently produce and distribute e-commerce content. The product supports multiple resolutions such as 720P and 1080P, and allows you to invoke single products quickly and generate multiple products in batches, meeting the needs of daily operations and large-scale product content production. Current capabilities overwrite all clothing categories (tops, pants, skirts, suits, underwear, swimwear, etc.), and the service is gradually expanding to core e-commerce categories such as skincare, cosmetics, food and beverages, and home appliances.
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* # Scenarios
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* - Batch generation of product short videos for sellers and platforms: Supports multiple video aspect ratios and sizes (3:4, 9:16), adapting to product detail page video slots, product homepage displays, information feed placements, short video promotions, and event venue materials.
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* - Batch generation of product short videos for sellers and platforms: Supports multiple video aspect ratios and sizes (3:4, 9:16), adapting to scenarios such as product detail page video slots, product homepage displays, information feed placements, short video promotions, and event venue materials.
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* - Quick generation of the first batch of video materials for new product launches: When merchants have a large number of new products to launch at once, they only need to upload basic information such as product images and titles to quickly generate product showcase videos, model wearing videos, and voiceover explanation videos, helping merchants quickly complete material deployment during the launch phase.
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* - High-fidelity clothing display: Generates model display videos based on product main images that are closer to real commercial shooting effects, focusing on optimizing capabilities such as pattern restoration, fabric texture retention, accurate color presentation, and stable and consistent details. It supports common e-commerce display methods such as wearing, turning, walking, close-up shots, and multi-angle switching.
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* - Generation of high-quality commercial shooting models: Built-in target audience model library, covering plus-size women, plus-size men, swimwear, girly style, light mature commuting, youth casual, business menswear, sports and fitness, and other body types, skin colors, and races. It supports various commercial shooting expressions such as standing display, side display, walking display, and partial close-ups.
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* - High-frequency e-commerce scenarios such as standard product explanations: Applicable to standardized product categories such as skincare, cosmetics, personal care small appliances, food and beverages, home cleaning daily necessities, and 3C digital products. It can quickly generate product explanation videos based on product main images, titles, selling point information, and explanation scripts.
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* - Multi-product and multi-selling point testing to improve delivery efficiency: For information feed advertising, short video
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* - Multi-product and multi-selling point testing to improve delivery efficiency: For information feed advertising, short video placement, and content promotion scenarios, it can quickly generate multiple versions of video materials, making it easy for enterprises to verify the conversion effects of different selling points and presentation forms at a low cost, and improve delivery ROI.
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* # Features
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* - Fully automatic end-to-end batch generation with zero prompt threshold: Callers only need to pass in the product image URL and title, and the system automatically completes the entire process from product understanding and storyboard planning to video generation, without the need to manually write prompts, select templates, or repeatedly adjust parameters. Built-in multiple agents such as product understanding, image quality inspection, script planning, and director camera movement greatly lower the threshold for use.
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* - Highly stable generation with a low waste rate: Adopts a deterministic generation process and a multi-layer quality control mechanism to output usable materials with fewer retries, reducing invalid generation and resource waste, and making the overall production cost more controllable.
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|
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* - E-commerce exclusive product fidelity capability: Built-in multi-round quality inspection agents lock the product state throughout the video generation process (such as zippers will not be pulled open, sleeves will not be rolled down, and prints will not disappear), ensuring product consistency through multi-layer defense of script rewriting, explicit constraint injection, and failure-aware retry.
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* - Reference image first + 6-axis consistency check: Adopts the Reference-Image-First generation paradigm, using the original product image as the only visual source of truth, and automatically performs 6-dimensional VL diagnosis (color drift, pattern missing, contour deviation, structure addition or reduction, model matching, and dirt detection) to fundamentally eliminate the problem of generated images not looking like the product.
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* - Flexible storyboard arrangement and duration control: Supports adjustable video duration of 5 to 30 seconds. Agents independently plan independent storyboards to display the product effects in different scenarios. It also supports fixed scene mode to deeply display product tonality under a unified visual style.
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* - Model library and customization services: Built-in multi-type model resource library, supporting merchants to specify fixed models, customize exclusive model images, and bind brand visual personas for a long time to ensure brand visual consistency.
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* ## Product introduction
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* The video translation API translates the speech and on-screen text in a video into a target language. You can select speech subtitle translation, on-screen text translation, or both. This API applies to scenarios such as multilingual distribution of e-commerce videos, international social media marketing, and global brand advertising.
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* The API uses an asynchronous invocation mode. After you submit a translation task, you can obtain the `TaskId` and poll the task status by calling the query API until the task is completed and the result is returned.
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* ## Scenarios
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* * **Cross-border e-commerce video localization**: Translates the speech subtitles and selling point text in product introduction videos into the language of the target market to
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* * **Cross-border e-commerce video localization**: Translates the speech subtitles and selling point text in product introduction videos into the language of the target market to promote products on overseas platforms.
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*
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* * **International social media marketing**: Localizes speech subtitles and on-screen text for platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube with one click to improve comprehension and conversion rates among overseas users.
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*
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* * **Global brand advertising**: Automatically generates video versions in the languages
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* * **Global brand advertising**: Automatically generates video versions in the corresponding languages based on the target regions to reduce manual production costs.
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*
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* * **Training and product instructions**: Translates the speech subtitles and on-screen text in training courses or product demo videos into multiple languages for global teams.
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* ## Features
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* Speech subtitle translation (speech) generates target language dubbing based on the spoken content in the video, processes the subtitles
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* On-screen text translation (visual) targets recognizable original video language text in the video frames, such as titles, product selling points, and descriptive text. It can be used independently without selecting speech subtitle translation first, and does not require the text to appear in the speech. Original subtitles within the processing scope may also be processed.
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* When both speech and visual are selected, the speech subtitle translation is completed and the video is synthesized first
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* | Speech subtitle translation | `speech` | Translates the video speech into target language dubbing. You can choose to erase the original subtitles only or replace them with translated subtitles. By default, the original subtitles are not processed and no new subtitles are added. |
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* | On-screen text translation | `visual` | Translates the source language text in the video frames, or only erases the on-screen text without translation. You can choose to erase brand logos. |
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* Speech subtitle translation (speech) generates target language dubbing based on the spoken content in the video, processes the subtitles based on the original subtitle processing option, and synthesizes the final video. Original subtitles refer to the existing subtitles in the video frames that correspond to the spoken content. Replacing with translated subtitles erases the original subtitles first and then adds subtitles synchronized with the translated speech.
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* On-screen text translation (visual) targets the recognizable original video language text in the video frames, such as titles, product selling points, and descriptive text. It can be used independently without selecting speech subtitle translation first, and does not require the text to appear in the speech. Original subtitles within the processing scope may also be processed.
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* When both speech and visual are selected, the speech subtitle translation is completed and the video is synthesized first, and then the on-screen text processing is performed on this video. The translated dubbing is retained, and a final video is output. The order of capabilities in the array does not affect the execution order. Therefore, not processing original subtitles only means that no subtitles are erased or added during the speech subtitle phase, and subsequent on-screen text processing may still change the original subtitles. Subtitles that have been replaced with translated subtitles are retained during subsequent on-screen text processing.
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*
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* ## Product introduction
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* The video translation API translates the speech and on-screen text in a video into a target language. You can select speech subtitle translation, on-screen text translation, or both. This API applies to scenarios such as multilingual distribution of e-commerce videos, international social media marketing, and global brand advertising.
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* ## Scenarios
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* * **Cross-border e-commerce video localization**: Translates the speech subtitles and selling point text in product introduction videos into the language of the target market to
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*
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* * **International social media marketing**: Localizes speech subtitles and on-screen text for platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube with one click to improve comprehension and conversion rates among overseas users.
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*
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* * **Global brand advertising**: Automatically generates video versions in the languages
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* * **Global brand advertising**: Automatically generates video versions in the corresponding languages based on the target regions to reduce manual production costs.
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*
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* * **Training and product instructions**: Translates the speech subtitles and on-screen text in training courses or product demo videos into multiple languages for global teams.
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* ## Features
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* On-screen text translation (visual) targets recognizable original video language text in the video frames, such as titles, product selling points, and descriptive text. It can be used independently without selecting speech subtitle translation first, and does not require the text to appear in the speech. Original subtitles within the processing scope may also be processed.
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* Speech subtitle translation (speech) generates target language dubbing based on the spoken content in the video, processes the subtitles based on the original subtitle processing option, and synthesizes the final video. Original subtitles refer to the existing subtitles in the video frames that correspond to the spoken content. Replacing with translated subtitles erases the original subtitles first and then adds subtitles synchronized with the translated speech.
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* On-screen text translation (visual) targets the recognizable original video language text in the video frames, such as titles, product selling points, and descriptive text. It can be used independently without selecting speech subtitle translation first, and does not require the text to appear in the speech. Original subtitles within the processing scope may also be processed.
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* When both speech and visual are selected, the speech subtitle translation is completed and the video is synthesized first, and then the on-screen text processing is performed on this video. The translated dubbing is retained, and a final video is output. The order of capabilities in the array does not affect the execution order. Therefore, not processing original subtitles only means that no subtitles are erased or added during the speech subtitle phase, and subsequent on-screen text processing may still change the original subtitles. Subtitles that have been replaced with translated subtitles are retained during subsequent on-screen text processing.
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* Generates virtual try-on images by using AI algorithms to replace a model\\"s clothing with a specified garment. The service preserves the model\\"s pose, facial features, and background details while ensuring a realistic and well-fitted appearance. Users only need to provide the URLs of the original model and garment images to obtain the processed images.
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* - **First, users need to input a model image and a product image. The system uses the model image as the try-on subject and applies the garment from the product image to the model:**
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* - a. Model image: The image of the person for the virtual try-on.
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* - b. Product image: The image of the garment, shoes, or hat to be worn by the model.
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* - **Second, users can select the corresponding product type based on the actual product. Supported types include tops, bottoms, jumpsuits, dresses, shoes, and hats:**
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* - a. Specify product type:
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* - a. Specify product type: Users can directly input the type of the current product. The system will process it according to the specified type.
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* - b. Automatic type recognition: If users do not input the product type, the system will automatically recognize the product category in the product image and perform the virtual try-on based on the recognition result.
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* - **Finally, the system combines the model image, product image, and product type to generate a virtual try-on image, displaying the wearing effect of the product on the model:**
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* - a. Preserve model details: The generation process does not alter the appearance, hairstyle, pose, body shape, or other details of the person in the original model image.
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* - b. Maintain image consistency: The background, composition, lighting, and overall visual effect of the original model image remain unchanged. Only the wearing area corresponding to the product is processed.
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* - c. Generate try-on effect: The product is naturally applied to the model, fitting the pose and body structure of the person to generate a coordinated and realistic virtual try-on image.
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* ## Examples
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virtualTryOnWithOptions(request: $_model.VirtualTryOnRequest, runtime: $dara.RuntimeOptions): Promise<$_model.VirtualTryOnResponse>;
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/**
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* Generates virtual try-on images by
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* Generates virtual try-on images by using AI algorithms to replace a model\\"s clothing with a specified garment. The service preserves the model\\"s pose, facial features, and background details while ensuring a realistic and well-fitted appearance. Users only need to provide the URLs of the original model and garment images to obtain the processed images.
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*
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* @remarks
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* VirtualTryOn is an early version that supports only single-item try-on and is scheduled to be deprecated soon.
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* New features such as multi-item outfit matching, model replacement, and pose replacement are now available in [Virtual try-on (AiTryOn)](https://api.aliyun.com/document/Aidge/2026-04-28/AiTryOn). Refer to the new API for integration.
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* ## Scenarios
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* - **Virtual try-on for apparel:**
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* Supports various apparel categories such as tops, bottoms, jumpsuits, and dresses. After users upload a model image and a product image, the service generates natural and realistic try-on effects to intuitively display how the garment looks on the model.
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* - **E-commerce product display and marketing:**
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* Helps merchants quickly generate model try-on images for different products. This reduces the costs of traditional photography, outfit changes, and post-production, and improves the production efficiency of product images.
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* - **Online shopping experience optimization:**
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* Allows consumers to preview the wearing effect of products through virtual try-on
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* Allows consumers to preview the wearing effect of products through virtual try-on. This provides a more intuitive understanding of the product style, matching, and overall effect to assist in purchase decisions and enhance the shopping experience.
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* ## Features
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* - **First, users need to input a model image and a
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|
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* - **First, users need to input a model image and a product image. The system uses the model image as the try-on subject and applies the garment from the product image to the model:**
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|
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* - b. Product image: The image of the garment, shoes, or hat to be worn by the model.
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3678
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* - **Second, users can select the corresponding product type based on the actual product. Supported types include tops, bottoms, jumpsuits, dresses, shoes, and hats:**
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* - b. Maintain image consistency:
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* - c. Generate try-on effect:
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|
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* - a. Specify product type: Users can directly input the type of the current product. The system will process it according to the specified type.
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|
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* - b. Automatic type recognition: If users do not input the product type, the system will automatically recognize the product category in the product image and perform the virtual try-on based on the recognition result.
|
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|
+
* - **Finally, the system combines the model image, product image, and product type to generate a virtual try-on image, displaying the wearing effect of the product on the model:**
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|
3682
|
+
* - a. Preserve model details: The generation process does not alter the appearance, hairstyle, pose, body shape, or other details of the person in the original model image.
|
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|
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* - b. Maintain image consistency: The background, composition, lighting, and overall visual effect of the original model image remain unchanged. Only the wearing area corresponding to the product is processed.
|
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|
+
* - c. Generate try-on effect: The product is naturally applied to the model, fitting the pose and body structure of the person to generate a coordinated and realistic virtual try-on image.
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3685
|
* ## Examples
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3686
|
* | **Type** | **Model image** | **Garment image** | **Try-on result** |
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3687
|
* | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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3603
|
-
* | Tops |  |  |  |  |  |  |
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|
+
* | Bottoms |  |  |  |
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+
* | Shoes |  |  |  |
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3691
|
* | Jumpsuits |  |  |  |
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3692
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* | Dresses |  |  |  |
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3693
|
* | Hats |  |  |  |
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