Models, poses, backgrounds & output settings

The Create flow has four choices that shape your final images: model, poses, background, and output settings. This is a reference for what each one offers and how it affects credits and quality.

Models

You'll see a grid of 20 stock models — 10 women and 10 men — filterable by gender. Each is a consistent, pre-rendered identity, so the same model looks like the same person across every image you generate.

• Select up to 4 models per project. Each model you add multiplies the number of images (and credits): the total is models × poses.
• Custom model uploads aren't available yet — pick from the stock library for now.

Poses

Poses are tied to each model — when you select a model, you pick poses from that model's set on the Poses step.

• Both full-body and half-body crops are available, in front-facing and back-facing angles. (Tight portrait crops are paused for now while we improve accessory handling like glasses and earrings.)
• Pick 1–4 poses per model. Every pose is one output image and one credit.
• A typical product-page set is 2–3 full-body shots plus 1 half-body for top-half detail.

Behind the scenes the engine uses a two-step pipeline: it first locks your outfit onto a base frame, then re-poses that frame for each shot. That's what keeps the garment visually consistent across every image in a batch — same colors, same print placement, same details.

A note on pose accuracy: the pose you pick guides camera angle and limb position, but the AI interprets it rather than copying it exactly. Treat poses as direction, not a precise template.

Backgrounds

Pick one background per project:

• Studio sweeps — clean, seamless backdrops (white, grey, and warm neutrals). The safe default for Amazon and catalog pages.
• Styled rooms and scenes — concrete, plaster, wood-panel, and parquet sets for Shopify and Etsy lifestyle shots.
• Custom solid color — pick any color; saved colors are remembered for next time.
• Upload your own — drop in a backdrop image to match your brand.

For marketplace main images where a pure white background is required, Studio White is the right choice.

Output settings

The final step sets dimensions and quality. Three controls:

Aspect ratio — six options:

Image size — four options, scaling the longest edge:

Medium is fine for most online listings. Only Extra Large costs double — choose it when you'll print or need deep zoom. The other three sizes all cost a single credit per image.

File format — images are delivered as high-quality JPGs, ready to upload anywhere.

Getting the best results

• Start with a clean flat-lay. Even light, a plain surface, and the whole garment in frame. The better the source photo, the better the output.
• Upload the back image when you have one — it makes back-facing poses noticeably sharper.
• Use the Fit dropdown (under each uploaded Top, Bottom, or Outerwear) when the intended fit isn't obvious from the flat-lay — e.g. to force a tuck or an oversized drape.
• Match background to channel. Studio white for Amazon main images; styled scenes for your own storefront and social.