Marketing Studio · Virtual try-on

Your product, worn — without a shoot

Upload a photo of a jacket, a dress, a pair of boots or a pair of earrings, and a photo of the person who should wear it. The studio dresses them and photographs the look, anywhere you like.

10 free credits when you sign up. No card required.

What it is

On-body photos, from two photos

Clothes and accessories sell on a body. Flat lays and ghost mannequins show what a piece is; a person wearing it shows how it looks, how it hangs and who it is for. Virtual try-on puts your product on a person — your own model, a friend, yourself, or one the studio picks — and photographs them in a scene of your choosing, from a desert at sunset to a tennis court at noon.

Your product, on a person

Jackets zipped up, coats buttoned, gloves on raised hands, boots on a crouching model. The studio fits the product to the body and the pose, keeping its shape, colour, material, logo and print — the piece you sell, not a lookalike.

Your own model, kept as they are

Upload a photo of the person who should wear it and the studio keeps their face, skin tone, hair and body proportions unchanged. Use the same model across a whole collection for one consistent look — or leave the photo out, and the studio chooses a natural-looking model that suits the product.

Any setting, any light

An ice cave, a Times Square sidewalk at night, a glasshouse full of palms, a blue court in midday sun. Describe the place and the light and the look is photographed there — the kind of location shoot that normally needs a permit, a van and good weather.

Clothes, accessories — even pets

It is not only for tops and dresses. Earrings, sunglasses, hats, gloves and cameras can be worn or held, and a dog can model its own puffer vest. If someone can wear it or hold it, it can be tried on.

Use cases

Where it earns its place

  • Fashion product pages

    Show every piece on a body, in the same style, from the same model — the shots shoppers look for before they buy.
  • Lookbooks and campaigns

    Build a season's story in locations you could never book, with one model carrying the whole collection from the first look to the last.
  • Social posts and ads

    Fresh on-body content for every drop, every colourway and every channel, without a shoot for each one — and new pictures the day a piece goes live.
  • Previews before production

    See a sample, a new colour or a one-off piece on a person before you commit to a full run or a full shoot.

Examples

Start from one of these

Open any of them, put your own in, and run it. There are many more in the studio.

How it works

From your idea to a finished piece

  1. 1. Upload your product

    A clear photo of the piece on its own, laid flat or on a hanger.

  2. 2. Add a person — or don't

    Upload a photo of who should wear it, or leave it out and the studio picks a model. Describe the pose and the place.

  3. 3. Generate and download

    Every result lands in your library, ready to download, post or print. Run it again with a different photo, a different line of direction or a different template whenever you need another.

Questions

Do I need a photo of a model?

No. With a person's photo, the studio dresses that person and keeps their face, skin tone, hair and body unchanged. Without one, it uses a natural-looking model that suits the product.

What can be tried on?

Clothing, outerwear, shoes, hats, gloves, glasses, jewellery and things a person holds — and pet wear on a pet.

Will the product change?

The studio is told to keep the product's shape, colour, material, logo and text exactly as in your photo. Fit and drape are generated, so check the details before you publish.

What does it cost?

Every run is priced in credits, and the price is on the button before you press it. New accounts get 10 free credits.

Who owns the content I create?

You do. Content you generate on Patternful.ai is yours to use, including commercially, under our AI license.

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