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AI Model for Clothes

Pick who wears your clothes. Every ready AI model for clothes is free; build your own or bring one from a photo.

Reference labels for choosing a model, not verified measurements or garment fit.

8 ready models · free to use
Amara, the model picked for your next shoot

Amara

Reference: 5'8" · M

Use Amara in a shoot

One AI model for clothes, every look in your shop

Keep one AI model for clothes across every product, so your store reads like one brand rather than a pile of stock photos.
Close-up of Amara, an AI model for clothes, in a rust ribbed turtleneck on sand
Turtleneck · sand studio
Amara in wide-leg curved seam jeans and a grey tee on a white studio sweep
Wide-leg jeans · white studio
Amara in a black leather biker jacket and white tee against pale blue
Leather jacket · sky studio
The same AI model for clothes laughing on a stool in an oatmeal knit, blush backdrop
Chunky knit · blush studio

Three ways to get an AI model for clothes

Most shops start with a ready AI model for clothes and only build one when their buyers look different from the studio set.
Lucia, a plus-size ready model, front-on in grey basics

Pick a ready model

Different builds, ages and skin tones, free to pick and reuse as a reference for every shoot. Filter by the people who buy from you and keep one AI model for clothes for the season.

Free

A built model: a woman with a low bun on a slim build, full length in grey basics
The head part: dark hair in a low bun
Head
The body part: a slim build from the neck down
Body

Build one from a head and a body

The head brings the face and hair; the body brings the build and a reference size. One fictional adult, saved as a reference for every shoot.

60 credits · saved to Mine

A phone photo of a woman at home in a striped top and jeans
Phone photo · AI stand-in
The same woman turned into an AI model for clothes on the studio base
Studio base

Bring your own model

One clear, full-length photo of you or a model who agreed turns that person into your AI model for clothes, in the same studio as the others. Private to your account and never in a vote link. How we handle the photo is on our privacy page.

60 credits · adults only, with their permission

Reference sizes for choosing an AI model for clothes

“Shown on an AI-generated model”

Tell buyers what they are seeing and give them the actual item measurements.

Product page main photo: Kenji front-on in a rust corduroy overshirt

Your shop · New in

Rust corduroy overshirt

$68

Shown on an AI-generated model. Refer to the item measurements for sizing and fit.

Switch model

Each AI model for clothes has height and size reference labels to help you choose a build. Switch the model below to see how a disclosure can appear alongside your product photos. For fictional models, height and size are reference labels, not real measurements or proof of garment fit. For a model made from a photo, these details are supplied by you. Give buyers the actual item measurements and verify the listing details.

The shoot itself happens on the AI fashion model page: add a flat lay or hanger photo, pick up to four poses and download every size your shop needs.

Product photo still shows a mannequin or a hanger? Clean it up first with the ghost mannequin tool, then dress your model in it.

Poses your AI model for clothes takes in a shoot

The front photo comes first; the others are re-posed from it to help keep a consistent look. Check the face and garment in each result. Standard catalogue poses only.
  • Pose P001: standing straight, facing the camera

    Front

    Shot first, arms relaxed

  • Pose P002: one hand resting on the hip

    Hand on hip

    Weight on one leg

  • Pose P003: body turned three-quarters toward the camera

    3/4 turn

    Body angled, face forward

  • Pose P004: walking toward the camera, an AI model for clothes in motion

    Walking

    Mid-stride toward camera

  • Pose P005: full side profile showing the outfit silhouette

    Side

    Shows length and silhouette

  • Pose P006: back to the camera, showing the back of the clothes

    Back

    Uses your back photo

Every ready AI model for clothes is free. Start your first shoot.

Didn’t find the face your shop needs?

Put a head you like on the build you sell to, or turn one photo of your own model into a studio model. Either way, the AI model for clothes you make stays in your account for every shoot.

A new model built from a curly-haired head and a plus-size body, in grey basics
Curly-haired head reference used for a custom model+Plus-size body reference used for a custom model

What sellers ask before choosing a model

Is an AI model for clothes a real person?

The ready models and every model built from parts are fictional adults made for this site. A model you make from a photo is the real person in it, which is why that needs their permission.

What if no ready model fits my buyers?

Build one. Pick a head with the face and hair you want and a body with the build you sell to, or use a photo of your own model. Most sellers keep one or two models for a whole season. The Filters panel greys out any skin tone the ready AI model for clothes set does not cover yet.

Which photo works best for my own model?

One full-length photo in daylight, standing straight and facing the camera, in fitted clothes and flat shoes. Sunglasses, hats and heavy filters make the face harder to keep.

Should I put the model’s reference size in my listing?

No. Fictional model height and size are labels for choosing a reference, not real measurements or proof of the garment’s fit. Include your actual item measurements instead, and identify the image as AI-generated.

Can I make a model of a celebrity or a child?

No. Heads come from our own library of fictional adults, and photos must be of an adult who agreed. Photos of children are declined.

How many models can I keep?

Up to twelve under Mine. Delete one to make room; photos you already made with it stay in your history.

Can I use my AI model for clothes in ads and on marketplaces?

Commercial use, including shop listings and ads, comes with Pro; a credit pack or Plus covers personal use. Tell buyers when a photo shows an AI model for clothes, include the actual item measurements, and check each marketplace’s current image and disclosure rules before publishing.

Can one AI model for clothes wear my whole collection?

Yes. Your AI model for clothes is saved as a studio reference and each shoot starts from it, so pick the same one for every product for a consistent look. Generated faces, builds and lighting can still vary, so review each image before listing.

Will the model change the garment I upload?

The model page only selects who wears it. The shoot uses your product photo as a reference, but prints, logos, colour and length can change. Compare every result with the original before you list.

How much does an AI model for clothes cost?

Every ready AI model for clothes is free to pick and reuse. Building one from a head and a body, or making one from a photo, is 60 credits once on any plan or credit pack, and that model is then free in every shoot. You pay only for the shoot photos, priced on the shoot page.

Can I pick a model by size range?

Yes. Use Filters to narrow by build, age and skin tone. The fictional model’s size label helps you choose a reference; it is not a garment size or a real measurement to copy into your listing.

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