Skip the styling, the studio, and shipping samples around. Place your catalog on realistic virtual models in minutes.
Plans from $24.50 a month. You see the credit cost before every job, and if a job fails its credits go back to your balance.
Result
Use a flat or hanging photo, then check the worn color and shape before you publish.
See the outfit worn before a casting or a studio day slows the drop.
Getting the model, the photographer, and the stylist into one day slows every drop, and one late hour can hold the whole launch. Upload several product photos and see the outfit on a realistic virtual model right away. You skip the casting and the studio booking. Preview the set and refresh the listing in minutes so you can sell sooner.
Light and pose shift every time you book a new shoot, so the catalog stops looking like one brand. Tops, jewelry, eyewear, and the rest of the line can share one model and one setting. Shoppers then recognize the line on your site, in the marketplace, and in the lookbook. Save that model and reuse it on the next collection.
Shoppers look closer when they can picture the piece on a body. Show how it sits, how the fabric falls, and how the cut reads. Pair the worn photo with a flat lay, or with a hanger shot that has nobody in it. Pick models of different ages and body types, then download a sharp file for the page.
One saved model can cover the next color, the next channel, and the next drop.
The face and the pose that fit the line stay saved. The next piece starts from that model, so you are not casting again.
A thin chain or a pair of glasses reads more clearly on a person. Use the jewelry page for that tight frame, and keep the clasp in view.
Pick the pose and the setting once. The next color inherits both, so the catalog does not shift every time you add a shade.
The change shows up in the listing, the photo bill, and how much of the catalog looks ready.
A worn photo helps a shopper see the product on a body, which is what turns a glance into a closer look.
You skip model day rates, studio rental, and a round of retouching. Each worn photo is 24 credits, and that charge is shown before it runs.
Hero pieces used to get the only shoot. The rest of the line can get a worn photo too, so more styles look ready to buy.
A buyer moving from one style to the next still feels they are in your shop. The saved setting and the same model do that.
Flat photos already in the folder can become worn views once the list outgrows a fitting day.
Shoppers can compare the piece laid flat, on an empty hanger, or on a shoulder. The next color can reuse that same pairing.
Styles in the same drop share one model. The collar and the color stay recognizable from one product page to the next.
The next collection can wear a new model or a new setting, and you do not need a new garment photo. A plain backdrop can come from that same file.
A flat photo, or a photo of someone already wearing the piece, is enough.
Pick the product photo you want on a virtual model. A flat lay works, and so does a photo of someone wearing it.
Pick a model that fits the brand, then pick the pose and the background you want on the listing.
Choose a tall, wide, or square frame. In a few seconds the download shows your product on the model you picked.
Make and edit product photos for every channel, from a single file to the full catalog.
Take off the old backdrop and put a studio-quality one behind the product, so the listing looks finished.
White background photos →Build a custom backdrop, or swap the color, and keep the brand look you already use.
Change the background →Help shoppers picture the product in use, set in a scene from daily life.
Lifestyle photos →Raise the brightness, clear a stray object, and resize the photo for each place you sell.
Product photo generator →Show shoppers how the product sits on different models, from the same photo you uploaded.
Try-on template →Download a photo that is ready for your site, a marketplace, or another place you sell.
Upload a product photo and improve the light, the detail, and the color in seconds.
Resize the frame from tall to wide, or the other way, and keep the product sharp.
Image to video →Connect your shop to send product photos in batches and pull finished model images back automatically.
Add a short line on the image when the ad needs one. Keep the product easy to see.
Social ad photos →Apply one model, one backdrop, or one frame across the drop in a few clicks.
Share the saved model so the next teammate keeps the same face and the same setting.
Keep the pose, the backdrop, and the colors that worked, so the next color starts there.
Create a mark for the shop in seconds, then place it on the ad in your editor after you download.
A listing can get a worn photo from a desktop or a phone. That photo costs 24 credits.
Pricing →Yes. Use matching model photos across product pages and lookbooks. Change the background and lighting to keep the collection consistent.
Choose tall, square, or wide photos for your store and ads. Available sizes include 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, and 3:4.
Virtual model photos can look like studio images with natural poses and light. Check fabric, fit, and small details against the real item before publishing.
Upload a clear garment photo and choose a virtual model. The tool places your clothing on a lifelike person with natural lighting, without a studio shoot.
Check each finished photo against the garment before posting. If a print or seam looks wrong, change the image and make another version.
Yes. Upload the clothing or accessory you sell and choose a virtual model to wear it. You can make catalog photos in minutes.
Yes. Use watermark-free model photos on product pages and in paid ads. Keep a clear product photo alongside them when shoppers need to inspect details.
Yes. You can send garment photos from your store software through the API. This helps create model photos for a large catalog.
They put your clothing on lifelike models without a shoot. Make consistent photos for product pages, lookbooks, and ads in minutes.
Yes. Create on-model photos for each item or color in your collection. One photo costs 24 credits, so you can plan the cost before starting.
Clean backdrops, new scenes, and worn views for the listing and the ad.
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