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AI Fashion Model

Generate fashion model photos from a text description, or try a garment on a real person with AI virtual try-on.

Fashion Model Generator

Fashion Model Generator
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What the AI Fashion Model can do

Generate on-model fashion photos from text, or dress a real person in a garment from your own photos.

Generate Model Tab

Describe an outfit and get an editorial, full-body fashion photo in a 3:4 frame. It suits quick concepts when you have no model or garment to shoot.

Virtual Try-On Tab

Upload a photo of a person and a photo of a garment, in that order, and the AI puts the garment on them. No text prompt is required.

Pose Is Preserved

The default Virtual Try-On model keeps the person's original pose and framing. Only the clothing changes, so the photo still looks like the same shoot.

Three Text Models

Generate Model offers FLUX.2 Pro at 3 credits, or Nano Banana 2 and GPT Image 2 at 5. Each gives a slightly different photographic style.

Instruction-Based Try-On

For more control, switch Virtual Try-On to Nano Banana or Nano Banana 2 and add optional notes, such as tucking in a shirt or rolling up the sleeves.

Store-Ready Downloads

Download each result for product pages, lookbooks or social posts. Every image you create is also saved privately in My Creations, so you can return to earlier looks.

Ways people use AI fashion photos

From catalog pages to everyday outfit decisions.

Fill e-commerce catalogs

Show a new garment on a person before booking a photoshoot, using Virtual Try-On with a model photo you have permission to use.

Build seasonal lookbooks

Describe complete outfits in the Generate Model tab to sketch a lookbook concept and agree on a creative direction with your team.

Try outfit ideas on yourself

Upload a photo of yourself and a garment you are considering to see roughly how its color and cut work on you.

Create social media content

Produce styled fashion images for posts, stories and ads without a studio day, then keep the versions that fit your feed.

How to create a fashion model photo

Pick a tab, add your inputs, and generate.

1

Choose a tab

Use Generate Model to create a fashion photo from a description, or Virtual Try-On to dress a real person in a specific garment from your photos.

2

Add your inputs

For Generate Model, describe the outfit, setting and pose. For Virtual Try-On, upload the person photo first and the garment photo second; text is optional.

3

Generate and download

Confirm the credit cost shown on the button, click Generate Fashion Photo and download the result, which usually takes under a minute.

Tips for realistic try-on and model shots

Better inputs lead to garments that sit naturally on the body.

  • Use a clear, front-facing person photo

    Pick a photo where the person faces the camera, the body is fully visible and arms do not cover the torso, so the garment has room to fit.

  • Shoot the garment flat and plain

    A garment photographed on a plain background, laid flat or on a hanger, transfers more cleanly than one worn by someone else in a busy scene.

  • Keep the upload order right

    Virtual Try-On reads the first image as the person and the second as the garment. Swapping them gives confusing results, so check before you generate.

  • Write outfits like a stylist

    In Generate Model, name fabric, fit and color, then add the setting, such as 'oversized beige linen suit, white sneakers, city street at noon'.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers about AI fashion photos and virtual try-on.

It has two modes. Generate Model turns a written outfit description into an editorial full-body photo, and Virtual Try-On takes a person photo and a garment photo and dresses the person in that garment.

The default Virtual Try-On model costs 3 credits, as does FLUX.2 Pro in Generate Model. Nano Banana 2 and GPT Image 2 cost 5 credits. Failed generations are refunded automatically.

Upload exactly two images: first the person, then the garment. Each can be a JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, AVIF or HEIC file up to 10 MB. A clear, front-facing person photo and a garment on a plain background work best.

For try-on, start with Virtual Try-On, which keeps the pose and needs no text, or use a Nano Banana model to add notes. For Generate Model, compare FLUX.2 Pro, Nano Banana 2 and GPT Image 2.

Results are a close visual preview, not a guaranteed fit. Details such as small prints, exact length and fabric drape may differ, so check each image before using it in a product listing.

Yes. You own what you create and may use it commercially under our Terms of Service. Make sure you have the rights to the person photo and the garment photo you upload, especially photos of real models.

In Virtual Try-On, the pose comes from your person photo and stays unchanged. In Generate Model, describe the pose in your prompt, such as walking, seated or standing with hands in pockets.

Yes, generated images are private by default and stored in My Creations for later download. You need to be signed in to generate, and prompts and uploads pass content moderation that blocks NSFW and illegal content.

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