The same model in every photo
The first photo sets the model. Every other photo is made from it, so the face, the hair, the garment and the light stay the same from front to back.
Lay the garment flat or hang it up and take a photo. Choose the model, the background and the format. In a few minutes you get the set, and every photo is yours to use.
About 61 credits ($0.61) for a 4-photo studio set.
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Made from the single photo on the left. The print and the embroidered tulip stay on the garment in every photo, and the model is the same person from front to back. In this example the garment photo was also made by the system; you upload a photo of your own product.
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Made from the product photo of the seller. That photo showed a person wearing the dress; the system used it only for the dress. The model is a new, fictional person, and the buckle, the draped panel and the cuffs stay the same in every photo.
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Made from two product photos of the shoes alone. The white-background photo is the real product cut out of the photo; the model photos show the same shoes from every side.
The first photo sets the model. Every other photo is made from it, so the face, the hair, the garment and the light stay the same from front to back.
The garment photo is given to every shot, with the instruction to keep the cut, colour, fabric, print, logo and stitching as they are.
If your photo shows the product alone, the product itself is cut out and placed on pure white; nothing is redrawn. If someone is wearing it, the product is redrawn on its own, without the person.
Like a model? Save it and use the same face for your next products. Your whole catalogue looks like one photo shoot.
Woman, man, girl or boy; young, adult or mature; standard or plus size; and a modest option with a headscarf and long sleeves.
Portrait 2:3 for online stores, square 1:1, or portrait 4:5 for Instagram. Pure white, light grey or warm beige studio background.
The garment alone, flat or on a hanger, in daylight, with the whole piece in the picture. You can add a back photo and a close-up; up to three photos.
No. The model is a fictional person made by artificial intelligence, so there is no model fee.
You pay only for the photos that are made. If the first photo fails, the rest is not made and your credits are returned.
Yes. Every photo you make is yours to use in your store, ads and social media, as long as you have the right to sell the product.
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