From Garment Photo
to E-commerce Shoot.

Start with a clear garment photo. Create on-model product images, choose the cast and cover the views your product page needs.

Floral top product photo
Black trousers product photo
White sneakers product photo
Three-quarter left e-commerce view of the complete outfit
Front e-commerce view of the complete outfit
Three-quarter right e-commerce view of the complete outfit
Back e-commerce view of the complete outfit

From sample to online, faster.

Reduce the time between product arrival and PDP publication.

Less production to coordinate.

Create new imagery when needed without reopening the entire process.

More room to test.

Compare casting, styling and presentation before committing to final production.

CastChoose the face

Build the cast around the collection.

Select the person, age and look that fit the line. Use the same cast across product pages and lookbooks.

Nora
NORA
Leidy
LEIDY
Mad
MAD
Karen
KAREN
James
JAMES
Mike
MIKE
Cast library6 talents · more soon
Pose LibraryFront · ¾ · Profile · Back

Cover the full product page.

Create front, three-quarter, profile, back and portrait views for a consistent catalog sequence.

Front full-body pose
FRONT
Three-quarter left pose
3/4 LEFT
Three-quarter right pose
3/4 RIGHT
Back pose
BACK
Walking profile pose
PROFILE
Hands-on-hips pose
HIPS
Portrait pose
PORTRAIT
AND MORE
Pose libraryCatalog coverage
EditorLocal corrections

Fix the shot without starting over.

Select the area that needs work, add a reference and describe the change. Keep the rest of the image in place.

Editing a selected area of a fashion product image
EditorSelect · Reference · Describe

Questions.

What garment photo should I use?

Use a clear still-life, mannequin or product photo where the silhouette and important details are visible.

Can I choose the model and pose?

Yes. Choose from the cast and pose libraries before creating the image.

Can I refine the result?

Yes. Use the Editor to work on a selected area without rebuilding the entire shot.