Flat-Lay to Model AI

The AI uses your flat-lay photo as the garment reference and generates a model wearing that specific piece — matching its cut, color, print, and construction — with realistic drape and fit for the pose you choose.

A flat-lay on a plain background in even lighting works best, but ghost-mannequin and hanger shots also work. The clearer the garment details in your photo, the more faithful the on-model result.

Preserving detail is the point of the tool. Prints, embroidery, and texture are carried from your reference photo into the on-model image, and you review each result before using it. Provider and system failures refund automatically; rejecting a subjective miss does not refund its original generation. The first re-roll is free and later re-rolls consume credits.

Yes. Save a Brand Model once and cast the same face for every flat-lay you convert, so your product grid looks like one coherent shoot instead of a collage of strangers.

Your first shoot is: new accounts get a free sample shoot — one garment, three on-model images — with signup, once per account. After that, each on-model image costs 3 credits.

Yes — the images are yours to use commercially on product pages, marketplaces, social channels, and ads.

No. If you can photograph a garment lying flat, you can produce on-model imagery. The AI handles pose, lighting, drape, and scene.