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For an online apparel seller, a studio shot on a white background is not enough: buyers want to see the garment in real life, in the city, by the sea, at home. Every new batch of stock needs a location shoot with a model and a stylist, and the product page also needs a size chart, the fabric content and a video. The task: use AI to turn studio photos on a white background into a complete product page set for men’s and women’s clothing, in one style and in the format marketplaces require.

For each SKU, we put together a product page set: location shots, a back view or detail shot, a size chart and a short video.

Model on location. We move the model from the white studio background to a location: the men’s polo on an old-town street and in a café, the white shirt on a beach and a waterfront, the pajamas on a glassed-in veranda, the women’s set in a gallery and a loft, the puffer jacket outside a concrete building with a parking lot. We match the location to the garment and the buyer: a beach shirt by the sea, lounge pajamas by the window.

One model for the whole line. The model’s face, build and hairstyle stay the same from shot to shot within a product page. For a product line, you can keep one model across all SKUs: that is how the men’s polos and the white shirt were done. The storefront looks like it came from a single shoot.

The garment stays true to the original. Color, fabric texture, buttons, embroidery and cut come from the source photo. The close-up shows what a shopper in a store would check by hand: the knit, the collar, the stitching.

Infographics. A size chart with garment length, chest and sleeve length, plus the fabric content. The chart is easy to read on a phone, with a full-length shot of the model next to it.

10-second videos in 3:4. The model turns and walks, and the fabric moves like the real thing. The video goes on the product page next to the photos.

How it works. You send studio photos on a white background and your ideas for locations. We agree on the style with you on a test batch, then deliver the images in a steady stream. Each file is named by SKU, 1500×2000 pixels in 3:4, and ready to upload to the product page without manual sorting. Two revisions per product page are included.