On-model photos sell clothes better than a flat lay, but a model, a photographer and a studio for every new drop is out of reach for most small brands. Upload a photo of the garment on a hanger, a mannequin or laid flat, choose who wears it, and get the on-model shots a product page needs: front, three-quarter, a detail and a few lifestyle frames.
How it works
- Upload one to four photos of a single garment (front first)
- Pick the model description (it stays the same across every shot)
- Generate one shot, or run the Full shoot for the whole product gallery
Tips for better results
- Photograph the garment flat and unwrinkled in daylight. Wrinkles and shadows in the reference end up in the result.
- Add a close-up of the print, label or texture as a second photo when details matter.
- Run the same model description for a whole collection so the store looks consistent.
- Check fit-sensitive details (length, neckline, sleeves) before publishing. Customers return items that look different.
What people make with it
- Product page galleries for clothing stores
- New drop and lookbook previews
- Social posts and ads for new arrivals
- Testing which model and setting suit a collection