r/VirtualTryOn rules, stats, and what to post

Rule summary

No subreddit-specific rules were displayed on the public rules page when Rankhog verified it on 2026-09-27.

Works well

• A build log showing how your try-on model handles a specific hard case, like glasses on varied face shapes
• A short demo of an AR shopping flow with a question asking users what would make them trust the fit
• A lessons-learned post about a technical problem you solved in virtual try-on, written for other builders
• A digital fashion experiment where you show the result and explain how you made it
• An open question to the community about what makes people abandon a try-on experience

Avoid

• Posting something with no connection to virtual try-on technology, since the moderator one-liner asks for relevance to the topic
• Dropping a bare link with no context, because in a community with no published rules the relevance check is the only line of defense
• Treating the empty rules page as permission to spam, since the moderator clearly said to keep posts relevant
• Posting generic ecommerce or marketing content that only loosely touches try-on
• Assuming your post survived just because nothing was removed yet, when the real test is whether builders and brands engage with it