Turn any fabric into a photo shoot.
The swatch above becomes the photo above — watch it change. Upload a photo of any cloth,
pick a model, and minutes later you have ten professional catalog photos: a model wearing
that exact fabric, plus close-ups of the cloth itself. This 60-second guide shows how.
1 Stock your libraries
On the Fabrics tab, drag in photos of your cloth — one or fifty at once; each becomes
a fabric, named after its file. On the Models tab, add each model once with a clear photo.
From then on he can wear any fabric — same face in every shot.
2 Create in the Studio
The Studio opens with the creation console: tap the fabrics you want, tap the models
to wear them, choose your options, and press Create Photos. A live estimate shows the cost
before you commit. Everything runs in the background — you can close the page and come back.
3 The studio shoots
Each fabric gets 10 photos: five model shots like these, plus five fabric close-ups
(lapel, cuff, pocket, drape, and a true zoom of your actual cloth). About 10 seconds and
8¢ each on the standard engine — with an Ultra 4K option for zoom-ready files.
4 Review, edit, approve
Approved ✓
ApproveRedo4K
Click any photo to open the Photo Editor: approve it, redo it, or just tell it what to
change — "make the fit a bit baggier", "navy tie". Attach a reference photo with
📎 and it can copy a lapel shape or collar style. Every change has Undo.
Your catalog, in one place.
The Library tab holds every photo — search, filter, select and download as ZIP,
organized by fabric with proper filenames. And the gold ✦ button is your assistant:
tell it "redo the tartan's back in 4K" or "approve everything that's ready" and it does it.
The sample fabrics below are real, untouched studio output.
Reopen this guide any time — How it works, top right corner.
