- // 01 FLAT LAY IN
- // 02 FITTED TO CAST
- // 03 FOUR ANGLES OUT
You already shot the garment. Send the flat lay and get it back on a model, from four angles, at full resolution.
AT 1.12 ATTEMPTS EACH
On Model
Prints, checks, knits.
Plain fabric is easy. These are the ones that break a try-on — motif scale, stripes round a curve, a cable knit flattened into plastic. Every frame here passed the same check your catalogue would.
One garment, four settings.
The same cable knit sweater, on the same model, as a packshot and then on a street, in a room, and at an evening event. Nothing about the garment is allowed to change between them — that is the whole difficulty.
Percentages are first-attempt pass rates against the same gate your catalogue would meet, measured on eight garments in a matched study. Frames that fail are re-run, not sent.
And it is not one forgiving garment:
Send a link
Your storefront URL is enough. We read the product photos you have already published.
We fit it
Each garment goes onto models from a fixed cast, in four poses. Every frame is checked before you see it, and anything wrong is re-run rather than sent.
You get files
Full resolution, named by SKU, yours to use. Keep what works and tell us what does not.
Per style, the way a shoot is quoted.
Nobody plans a season in images. They plan it in styles, so that is the unit. Credits do not expire at the end of a month you were not shooting in.
- Sample
- Free3 styles
- Full quality, no watermark. Enough to judge it.
- Season
- $9per style
- A full set of angles. Credits do not expire.
- Catalogue
- $5per style, 100+
- Same set, priority queue, a named contact.
Are these real photographs?
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. The garment is yours, photographed by you. The model and the scene are generated. Every model is synthetic, so no real person is depicted and no likeness is licensed.
What do you need from me?
A link to your store. Flat lays, packshots and ghost-mannequin shots all work. Photos where the garment is folded, cropped tight, or already on a person are the ones we usually cannot use.
Does it work on prints and graphics?
Less reliably than on plain fabric, and we would rather say so than surprise you. Placed graphics and text can come back wrong, so every frame is checked and the failures are re-run. Some heavily printed garments we decline outright.
Who owns the output?
You do, commercially and without attribution. We keep a copy only to re-run on request, and delete it when you ask.
Can I get my own models?
On the catalogue tier, yes. A fixed cast that stays consistent across a whole season is usually the thing brands actually want.
Send three styles.
We will render them and send back a link. If it is not good enough to publish, say so and we will stop emailing you.