Shoot this coat and plan the week
Six looks on your models. The reel opens on a hook that already sold for brands your size.
Editorial films
Every film here started as a packshot: one garment, one camera brief. No crew, no location, no second shoot. Cut at 9:16 for the feed and 16:9 for the site.
The photographer
General models are trained on everything, so a vague prompt gets you the average of everything: the stiff, centred, plastic look your customers scroll past. Kayrae is the photographer. It makes every call a fashion photographer would, and it makes them from two memories.
Shoot the draped dress for the summer drop.
Lina. Your customers save warm, unposed faces, and hers held your best saves this spring.
Memory 01 · Taste
Poses, lenses, light and locations, learned from real fashion photographers and sharpened by every shoot on Kayrae. It is why the first frame already looks directed.
Memory 02 · Your brand
Every keep, pass and edit you make, and how every post performed. It belongs to your workspace, and every shoot starts from it.
CameraPhotographer
How it works
Nobody on your team has to learn a prompt, a slider or a setting. If they can pick a photo out of a folder, they can run this.
Most teams ship their first set the same afternoon
A phone is fine. No lighting, no rig, no studio hold.
Eighteen models, twenty-four places. Nothing typed.
Reviewed, cut for every channel, captioned on a proven hook and scheduled on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook. One slide.
What disappears
UploadPickPost
Features
Not by making more pictures. Kayrae's agent runs your accounts like a growth team: it finds what sells for brands your size, makes it with a proven hook, posts it, and learns from what happened.
It reads your numbers, the posts winning for brands your size and this week's trends, then names the pattern and the posts it rests on.
Photoshoots, editorial films and phone-shot UGC reels, each one opening on one of 26 proven hook formulas.
It plans the week, writes the captions in your brand's voice and schedules posts, carousels, stories and reels on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook. Nothing goes out until you slide.
Reach, saves and likes come back to the scene, the model and the hook behind every post, and next week's plan leans on what worked.
What should we post this week?
Phone-shot reels that open on movement are winning for brands your size, and your outdoor posts already hold 2.4× your usual saves. Three to make this week:
Features
Not by making more pictures. Kayrae's agent runs your accounts like a growth team: it finds what sells for brands your size, makes it with a proven hook, posts it, and learns from what happened.
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It reads your numbers, the posts winning for brands your size and this week's trends, then names the pattern and the posts it rests on.
What should we post this week?
Phone-shot reels that open on movement are winning for brands your size, and your outdoor posts already hold 2.4× your usual saves. Three to make this week:
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Photoshoots, editorial films and phone-shot UGC reels, each one opening on one of 26 proven hook formulas.
Making
Draped dresson
Linain
By the sea
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It plans the week, writes the captions in your brand's voice and schedules posts, carousels, stories and reels on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook. Nothing goes out until you slide.
Tue 19:00Reel
Watch it move. The draped dress, in the light it was made for.
Thu 12:00Carousel · 3 items
Three ways to wear it, from the beach to dinner.
Sat 10:00Story
Last sizes in M.
Times in Europe/Istanbul. Nothing posts until you confirm, and posting is free.
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Reach, saves and likes come back to the scene, the model and the hook behind every post, and next week's plan leans on what worked.
The hook did the work. Next week: two more phone reels that open on movement, in the linen set.
Eight surfaces the agent works through, and every one is a screen you can open yourself. You pick from pictures instead of writing prompts, and the reviewer checks each frame before you see it.
01 — Virtual Try-On
A widget on your own product page. A customer drops in one photo and sees the garment on their body — so fewer of them order the wrong thing and send it back.
02 — Reviewer agent
A second model grades every frame before it reaches you — hands, seams, logo drift, how the fabric falls — and quietly re-runs whatever fails.
03 — Edit AI
Point at a finished shot and describe the change. Only that part re-renders.
Beforeplain studio background, keep the garment
04 — Batch
Drop in five hundred flat lays and walk away. Same model, same light, every SKU.
Mon 09:00Instagram
Reels · Look 04
Wed 18:30Meta Ads
Catalogue set — 42 SKUs
Nothing posts until you confirm, and posting is free.
06 — Reels
An approved frame turns into a vertical reel. The model moves and the garment moves with them.
07 — Showcase
Notes land on the frame itself rather than in a thread nobody can find later.
“warmer”
08 — Brand lock
The same model, light and lens across the whole season. Your trained models stay yours.
Who runs it
Ship the drop, and the posts that sell it, without booking a studio.
Are the SS26 photos ready?
Launch the line before you own a sample rack.
The kit holds — colour, crop, and the way it is lit.
A week of posts, captioned on proven hooks, on one approval.
One photo per SKU. Every listing filled.
Who it's for
One has never opened an AI tool and would rather not. The other already runs a generation pipeline and wants it to stop embarrassing them. They both get the same product.
There is no prompt box to get wrong and no settings to read up on. You upload a photo, tap the model and the place you want, and look at what comes back.
What you would otherwise have to learn
You have a pipeline and somebody whose week goes on culling it. Kayrae is the layer that stops the bad frames leaving at all — under your rules, through your stack.
What you get on the Scale plan
Tell me in your own words, or tag any scene with @. I already know Oda's look from your website.
The math
Kayrae is a rounding error on that.
Industry benchmarks for on-model apparel photography, 2026: $15–60 per finished image at volume, around $45 for a shoot with model, hair and makeup, and roughly double that once retouching, studio hire, shipping and coordination are counted. A 500-SKU catalogue refreshed each season lands between $125,000 and $250,000 a year.
CheaperRealer
Consistency
Your kit goes in once. Everything that comes back has already been checked against it.
Export a trained brand model whenever you want. Nothing is held back to keep you here.
Hands, seams, labels and crops are reviewed against the brief. The bad frames do not leave.
Your kit goes in once. Everything that comes back has already been checked against it.
The fit, the fall and the way you light it come from your photographs, not from a general idea of fashion.
What you are asking
The questions a fashion team actually brings to the first call, in the order they usually arrive.
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Teams
Istanbul · Izmir · Milan
We moved from Higgsfield to Kayrae for the editorial quality of the video. Our films finally look like a fashion shoot, not an AI clip.Kadir AlpCo-Founder, King Brich
We used to book a studio for every drop. Now the whole catalogue ships in a day, and the models still look real.Selin AksoyBrand director
The consistency across a hundred-SKU collection is what sold us. Not one reshoot.Marco RinaldiCreative lead
Garment · 01
Model · A
Compose · 01
Render · 01
Render · 02
Render · 03
Render · 04
Render · 05
Render · 06
Lighting · Dusk
Environment · Loft
Compose · 02Final · 01Final · 02Final · 03Final · 04Final · 05Final · 06
Two inputs compose. The composition fans out. New inputs branch in. The graph keeps authoring itself.
40×
Faster
Average generation speed compared to a studio shoot.
1/3
The cost
One third the cost of traditional product photography.
24/7
Production
Kayrae never sleeps. Generate images anytime.
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Prompt wrangling
Upload the product, Kayrae handles the rest.
Three days free. If the first set does not look real, you have lost twenty minutes and we have lost a customer.
Automatic quality corrections use no extra credits
