What clothing image should I upload?

Use a sharp, unobstructed product view with the entire garment visible and its construction and pattern easy to read.

Is this the same as virtual try-on?

No. It creates merchandising and campaign imagery; it is not a sizing tool or guaranteed fit simulation.

Can I use my own model reference?

Use only images for which you have the necessary rights and consent, and follow the inputs currently shown in the workspace.

What must I check before publishing?

Confirm color, silhouette, print placement, material, closures, branding, anatomy, and any visible fit implication.

On-model fashion imagery

Turn a garment photo into an on-model campaign draft

Create editorial-style model imagery for product pages, lookbooks, launch content, and creative testing without losing sight of the garment customers will receive.

Create a fashion model shot

Open the focused App workspace

See examples and review points

Fashion
Model photo
Lookbook

An on-model merchandising direction. Verify cut, hem, print, hardware, fit cues, and color against the source garment.

Visual examples

Choose the model, crop, and styling around the garment

Fashion imagery must explain fit, preserve construction, establish brand mood, and give shoppers enough detail to judge the item.

Full on-model view

Show the silhouette and how the garment sits before moving to tighter crops.

Accessory wearing detail

Move closer when size, fastening, placement, or drape is the main question.

Upper-body garment detail

Use a closer crop to review neckline, knit texture, cuffs, and construction without losing the model context.

Multi-angle garment review

Compare front, profile, and construction details together before approving a product-page image.

Generated people and styling are illustrative. Use authorized references and check garment identity before commercial publication.

Practical workflow

Start with garment truth, then direct the image

Treat the source item as a product specification; pose, model, light, and setting should support it.

01
Upload a complete garment view
Show neckline, sleeves, hem, print, seams, and closures in a sharp source.
02
Set the merchandising goal
Choose whether the image explains fit, leads a lookbook, or tests a campaign mood.
03
Inspect construction details
Compare silhouette, fabric, color, logo, hardware, and pattern placement before export.