FaFaFa AIOn-model clothing scenes
Generate a new model wearing the garment in a commuting, street or café scene. For the broader fashion shoot workflow, use our photoshoot guide.
Explore AI fashion photoshootsWomenswear product images
Turn your flat lay or hanging garment photo into a new on-model product scene for your store. This seller workflow helps fill missing listing images for independent stores, Shopify and product catalogs.
Not a shopper virtual try-on or a selfie outfit swap. Uses the existing product image workspace; generation and retries use credits at the selected quality and size. Review the price before generating.
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Add a clear flat lay or hanging shot of your womenswear item. Keep each SKU's source images together.
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Review the white-background or product image first. Correct the garment shape and visible details before continuing.
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Use the scene stage in the existing workspace to generate a new model scene, such as commuting, street or café.
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Compare color, fit, prints and fabric with the original. Reject or retry inaccurate images; retries also use credits.
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Select the reviewed results and export them by SKU for your listing. Publish only images that represent the product accurately.
This page is a scenario guide to the existing image workflow, with no separate clothes-changing model. It generates new on-model scenes from garment photos. It does not support shopper selfie try-on or promise to preserve a specified model photo's face, pose or background. It is not a design-to-blank-shirt mockup tool. The current focus is womenswear, not comprehensive menswear or childrenswear coverage.
Start with your own womenswear product photos. Use on-model scenes as supporting listing images, and keep product-only images for showing the garment itself.
Generate a new model wearing the garment in a commuting, street or café scene. For the broader fashion shoot workflow, use our photoshoot guide.
Explore AI fashion photoshootsShow garment shape and volume without a visible model. This is a product-only image, rather than an on-model scene.
Explore ghost mannequin imagesPrepare a clear product-only view before making supporting scenes. Check your marketplace requirements separately.
Prepare a white-background imageHere it means a seller workflow that takes garment product photos and generates new on-model listing scenes. It is a focused entry to the existing workspace, not a separate outfit-swap tool.
No. This is for sellers creating product images from garment photos, not shoppers trying clothes on a selfie. It does not guarantee the same face, pose or background as an existing model photo.
See the on-model photoshoot workflowYou can generate a new on-model scene from a flat lay. Results aim to follow your source garment, but logos, small text, complex prints and embroidery can change. Zoom in and compare with the original before publishing; exact reproduction is not guaranteed.
The product currently focuses on womenswear. This page does not promise complete support for menswear, childrenswear or arbitrary product categories.
An on-model scene shows a model wearing the garment. A ghost mannequin view shows garment volume without a visible model; a white-background main image isolates the product for a clear catalog view.
Compare the ghost mannequin workflowOpen the product image workspace, sign in, upload garment photos, review the product image and scene stages, then select the results to export by SKU. Generation and retries use credits; check the displayed price before submitting.
Read the batch workflow