Shirts
Use these inputsA blue striped shirt on a neutral model photo. Inspect stripe alignment, cuffs and collar.
Make a useful clothing image in three steps
A practical workflow for photographing inputs, choosing a model and checking an AI clothing image before publishing.
Open studioPhotograph the garment straight on in even light. Remove overlapping props and show sleeves and hems. Choose a model photo with a visible torso and a pose that leaves room for the garment. Upload both files, start at 1K when checking a new garment, then review logos, buttons, seams, hands and the face. Download useful results within seven days. For a collection, reuse the same saved model and submit up to ten garment photos together.
A visual preview, not a fit measurement. AI can change details: always compare the result with your actual product.
A new look for every new arrival.
From everyday essentials to statement pieces — explore the garment, model and demonstration together.
Printed T-shirts
Use these inputsA navy tee with a sun motif. Small artwork can change; compare it with the garment photo.
Blazers
Use these inputsA cream double-breasted blazer. Check the lapels, buttons and overall silhouette.
Knitwear
Use these inputsChunky knit, a V-neck and wooden buttons. Compare the stitch texture and button placement.
Dresses
Use these inputsA green wrap dress with a waist tie. Review the neckline, drape and hem.
Jackets
Use these inputsA denim jacket with metal buttons. Look closely at the seams, pockets and wash.
These examples were created with GPT Image to illustrate the experience. They are not outputs from our live try-on service and do not guarantee its results.
02 / How it works
From product photo to storefront
One garment, one model, one image at a time. No complicated prompts.
Add your garment
A clear, front-facing product photo works best. Keep the whole garment visible.
Choose your model
Upload a photo you have permission to use. Save up to five models for your next collection.
Review and download
Check the color, print and seams before using an image in your store.
A visual preview, not a fit measurement. AI can change details: always compare the result with your actual product.