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Write the brief
Describe the job in plain words — subject, offer, mood, format. No prompt engineering, no camera crew, no shoot day.
USE CASE — D2C
AI Clothing Try-On Ads
Your real garments, worn by generated models, ready for ads.
REAL RENDERS
Engine outputs in this style.
THE JOB
Turn a flat garment photo into an on-model ad: the exact hoodie or kurta you sell, worn with realistic drape and folds by a generated model, under lighting you direct. The demos on this page are real committed outputs showing the full arc — a flat black hoodie, then the same hoodie worn under a dramatic key light. The pipeline maps your actual garment image onto the model, so prints and labels stay where they are on the real product. Generate multiple poses and models from one garment, keep the lighting consistent across your range, and refresh seasonal creative without booking a single model shoot.
HOW IT WORKS
Brief to published, in three scenes.
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The engine renders variants
Frontier models generate the shot from your brief. Change one line and regenerate — every run is priced in credits before you commit.
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Download and publish
Export in the ratios your placements need — 16:9 for web and YouTube, 9:16 for Reels and Shorts, 1:1 for feed — and ship it.
The rate card
Start free. Scale when it works.
Creator
$9 per month
Studio
$29 per month
Studio Max
$79 per month
Studio
$29 per month
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Creator
$9 per month
Studio Max
$79 per month
FAQ
Questions, answered.
A clean, front-facing flat or hanger shot with even light. Clearer input means more faithful fabric and print transfer.
Yes — describe build, pose, and setting in the brief. The garment stays fixed while everything around it is directable.
Structured garments transfer most reliably. Test flowing drapes with a short run first and review the fabric behavior.
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