Women and men
Ten women and ten men, so one catalogue can cover womenswear, menswear and unisex pieces.
Your clothes, worn by AI fashion models
No casting and no studio booking. Start from the photos you already have of a garment, choose one of 20 fictional AI models, and get images of your product worn by them, ready to compare with the real thing before you approve them.
20 model profiles, built for fashion catalogues
Every profile is fictional: a name, an age band, a build, a skin tone and a hairstyle, with a portrait generated for the catalogue.
From their twenties to their sixties
Four age bands and slim, average, athletic, fuller and tall builds, so a garment is seen on bodies that look like your customers.
A modest collection
Three profiles wear a hijab, and two men belong to the modest collection. The hijab is described so that the neck and the collar of your garment stay visible.
Fictional faces
No real person is copied. The face is invented for every image, and never based on the faces in your reference photos.
Why fashion brands use AI models
A model shoot costs time before it costs money: casting, booking, travel, retouching.
One garment, several models
Show the same product on different profiles to see which one suits your brand, without organising a new shoot each time.
Your product stays the reference
Your photos come first. The model changes; the cut, colour, fabric, embroidery and details visible in your photos are what the image is built from.
Fast to try
A first image usually takes about a minute, so you can test a profile before you commit to a series.
How it works
- 1
Upload your garment
Add 1 to 4 photos of the same garment. Front, back and details give the best results; a view you did not photograph is never invented.
- 2
Pick a model
Filter by women, men or collection, and choose one of the 20 profiles.
- 3
Choose a setting and a format
A plain studio, one of the ready-made places or a place you describe, then the format for where you will publish.
- 4
Compare and approve
Check each image against your product. Only the images you approve can be exported.
What to know before you publish
- The face is generated again for every image. A profile gives you a type of model (age, build, skin tone, hair), not one person who stays identical from image to image.
- Every image is generated by AI. Compare it with your product before you use it: nothing is guaranteed to be identical.
- A back or side view you did not photograph is not invented. Add the photo, or choose a pose the studio can show.
- If a reference photo shows a face, it is covered on your device before upload.
Frequently asked questions
Are the AI models real people?
No. Every model is fictional. The portraits in the catalogue are illustrations generated by AI, and the face in your images is invented each time.
Will I get the same face in every image?
No. The profile sets the type of model, such as age, build, skin tone and hair; the face itself changes from one image to the next. Keeping one identical face across images is not available yet.
Can I choose a model who wears a hijab?
Yes. Three profiles wear a hijab, and the modest collection groups them with two male profiles. As with every image, you check that the collar and neckline of your garment are visible.
How many models can I choose from?
Twenty today: ten women and ten men.
Do I need a photographer?
You need photos of your garment; a phone is enough. The studio builds the shoot around them.
Keep exploring
Three parts of the same studio.
AI fashion photoshoot
Run an AI fashion photoshoot from your own product photos: choose a model, a studio or a place anywhere in the world, and compare the results.
AI product photography
Turn the photos you have of a garment into product images sized for Shopify, Amazon-style marketplaces, Etsy, Instagram, TikTok and Pinterest.