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Product listings and catalogues

On-model clothing images for your product listings

You have photos of your garments, but your catalogue also needs on-model images. Upload clothing and shoes to Fitting Room, choose a virtual model and scene, then download the images you approve for your store.

Try it with one product
T-shirt from the demonstration outfit
T-shirt from the demonstration outfit
Saved AI-generated image with this T-shirt, trousers and shoes
Saved AI-generated image with this T-shirt, trousers and shoes

This is one saved example. Additional references included the T-shirt back and details, the model and the background. The number of attempts is not confirmed; this is not a promise of a first-attempt result.

See the inputs and full example walkthrough

Build a listing that helps shoppers inspect the garment

Main image
Choose an image that shows length, silhouette and styling. For a T-shirt listing, avoid hiding the item under a jacket.
Additional views
Add the views you need. If the back has a print, pocket or decorative detail, supply a real back photo: the front view cannot reveal it.
Keep real photos alongside
Keep product photos and fabric close-ups in the listing. An AI image does not verify size, fabric composition or physical fit.
Upload to your selling platform
Download selected files and check the image requirements of your selling platform. There is no automatic upload to Wildberries, Ozon, Kaspi or Shopify at present.
How to prepare clothing and shoe photos

What to compare before publishing

  • Fabric colour and pattern match the real item.
  • Lettering, collar, sleeves, pockets and length have not changed.
  • Shoes, hands and garment edges look natural.
  • The product stays recognisable across selected views. Replace distorted images rather than presenting them as accurate product photos.

Before you start

Is this a finished listing design with infographic text?

The output is an on-model clothing image. Add titles, measurements, composition and other listing information in your editor or seller dashboard.

Can I start with one photo?

You can start with a front view. Unseen parts will be inferred, so accurate back and detail views require additional photographs.

Try it with one product

Tell us where you sell clothing and which images you need for one listing. We will discuss access and pricing so you can evaluate your own garments before working through the catalogue.

Try it with one product