How to use AI Photoshoot
Turn a fabric or print into a photoshoot: an Indian model wearing the garment you pick, or bedding and curtains in a styled room.
Credit Usage
Options & Settings
| Setting | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Who wears it | Buttons | Picked first, and decides the garments offered. Home shows bedsheets, pillows and curtains in a styled room with no people. WomanManHome |
| Garment | Buttons | What the fabric is made into, from the garments for who wears it. T-shirt and Shirt are offered for both a woman and a man. SareeLehengaKurtiSuitDupattaSherwaniKurtaBlouseT-shirtDressShirtBedsheetPillowCurtain |
| Second fabric | Upload | Optional, for garments with a second part: a different fabric for a saree's blouse or border and pallu, a lehenga's dupatta or choli, a suit's dupatta or salwar, a kurta's jacket, and so on; pillow covers for a bedsheet. Pick which part it makes. The main fabric makes the rest. |
| Scene | Buttons | Where the photograph is set. Plain white is a pure white background, as marketplaces ask for on a main listing image. StudioPlain whiteHaveliPalaceGardenMarket |
| Shot | Buttons | Full look shows the whole outfit, or the whole room. Close-up frames the print and drape of the fabric. Full lookClose-up |
| Frame | Buttons | The shape of the photo, rendered at 4K: Portrait (3:4) for catalogues, Square (1:1) for posts, Feed (4:5) for Instagram and marketplace feeds, Story (9:16) for stories and reels. PortraitSquareFeedStory |
| Mood | Buttons | The light the photo is taken in. Soft studioDaylightGolden hour |
| Pose | Buttons | What the model is doing. Not offered for Home, which has no model. StandingWalkingSeated |
| Angle | Buttons | Which way the model faces: Front, Back (the back of a blouse or a saree's pallu), Side or Three-quarter. Not offered for Home. FrontBackSideThree-quarter |
| Model look | Buttons | Under More options: skin tone (Fair, Wheatish, Dusky), body type (Slim, Regular, Plus-size) and age (Young adult, Mature). Any leaves it to the model. Not offered for Home. AnyFairWheatishDuskySlimRegularPlus-sizeYoung adultMature |
| Seed | Number | Under More options. Empty makes a new photo every time. Reuse the seed of a photo you like, with the same brief, to get a very similar photo again. Reuse last puts the seed of your last photo back in. |
| Same model, new shot | Button | Under a finished photo. Keeps that photo's model, or its room, for the next shot while you change the pose, angle, shot, scene, mood or frame. Works for photos made for your account, for 24 hours after each is made. The model very likely looks the same, but it is not guaranteed. A banner shows the photo being kept; Stop ends it. |
| Listing pack | Button | Four photos of one model for a marketplace listing: front, back, side and close-up, all standing. The first photo makes the model and the other three keep it. Appears once a fabric is uploaded, and not for Home. It is charged as four photos, and a photo that fails is refunded. Download saves every photo of the pack as one ZIP. |
| Output DPI | Presets | Resolution metadata written into the download. It changes the print size, not the pixels. 72150300600 |
When to Use
- Catalogue and e-commerce photos of a fabric before a single piece is sewn
- Showing a client how a print looks worn, or on bedding and curtains
Pro Tips
Upload a flat, evenly lit photo of the fabric: folds and shadows in the upload can end up in the print.
Every shoot is a new photograph. To get one you like again, reuse its seed with the same brief.
For a marketplace listing, pick Plain white and use Listing pack: front, back, side and close-up of one model in one go.
Pick Square for a post and Story for a reel before you generate: the frame is part of the shoot, not a crop afterwards.
A shoot the content filter blocks is refunded automatically.
How do I…
How do I get a model photo wearing my fabric?
Choose who wears it, then the garment, scene, shot, frame and mood, upload the fabric and generate. Home shows bedding and curtains in a styled room with no model.
How do I make product photos for a marketplace listing?
Pick Plain white as the Scene and use Listing pack: front, back, side and close-up photos of one model. It is charged as four photos, and a photo that fails is refunded.
How do I keep the same model for another shot?
Use Same model, new shot under a finished photo, then change the pose, angle, shot, scene, mood or frame. It works for 24 hours after the photo is made.
How do I get the same photo again?
Reuse that photo's seed with the same brief, under More options. Reuse last puts your last seed back in.
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