Kayrae turns a single flat lay into finished on-model campaigns. Built for fashion teams shipping hundreds of SKUs a season.

Shipping with textile and fashion teams

Cream pointelle knit and trousers, seated in red stadium seats
Denim blazer and white skirt beside a vintage car in a red rock canyon
White kimono and cream trousers on wet rock

The input

One flat lay in. A finished campaign out

This is the whole thing. A merchandiser lays the coat on a table and photographs it with a phone. Everything to the right of it came back the same afternoon — same coat, every frame, nobody on a plane.

A brown faux-fur coat laid flat on linen with a gold chain at the collar
flat-lay-coat-mink.jpgShot on a phone, on a table, no lighting.
6 MIN
  • The coat worn open on a street, seen from behind
  • Studio frame of the coat from the back, hands in the model’s hair
  • The model crouched beside a white plinth in the coat
  • The coat worn open in the studio, hands raised
  • The model seated on a plinth wearing the coat
  • Close crop of the fur, showing the pile and the quilted seams
Six finished frames · one coat · one uploadNine more were thrown out before this page loaded.

StudioStreet

How it works

Three things to click. That is the whole tool

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

What disappears

  • Studio booking
  • Model casting and call sheets
  • Lighting kit and a crew
  • The retouching pass
  • The reshoot nobody budgeted for
  1. The coat laid flat on a table, shot from above

    Photograph it on a table

    A phone is fine. No lighting, no rig, no studio hold.

  2. The coat on a model in the studio, the frame the merchandiser pickedPicked

    Tap a face and a place

    Eighteen models, twenty-four places. Nothing typed.

  3. Four finished frames of the same coat

    Take the frames away

    Reviewed, and cut to 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16 for every channel.

UploadPickShip

Features

Everything after the upload

Eight surfaces, each one a screen you actually use. You pick from pictures instead of writing prompts, and the reviewer is working the whole time you are looking at something else.

01 — Virtual Try-On

Your shoppers try it on themselves

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.

yourbrand.com/products/oversized-cotton-tee
The coat as it appears on the product page

Faux-fur shawl coat

₺4.890

See it on me
On you
The same coat rendered on a shopper's own photo
Size Mfits true

Runs on your store every day of the year — not just campaign week

02 — Reviewer agent

You never see it work

A second model grades every frame before it reaches you — hands, seams, logo drift, how the fabric falls — and quietly re-runs whatever fails.

Review queue · SS2624 frames · 6 re-run
  • Frame 07Re-rolled
  • Frame 08Re-rolled
  • Frame 09Re-rolled
  • Frame 10Approved

03 — Edit AI

Change it by saying so

Point at a finished shot and describe the change. Only that part re-renders.

The coat shot on a street before the editBefore
The same coat on a plain studio background after the editAfter
plain studio background, keep the garmentNothing else in the frame moves.

04 — Batch

The whole catalogue at once

Drop in five hundred flat lays and walk away. Same model, same light, every SKU.

SS26 · Batch 04512 SKUs
471 approved41 in review

05 — Ads

From frame to feed

Queue the campaign on the channel it runs on, on the day it runs.

This week6 queued
  • Reels · Look 04InstagramMon 09:00
  • Denim dropTikTokTue 12:30
  • Catalogue set — 42 SKUsMeta AdsWed 18:30
  • SS26 lookbookPinterestThu 08:00
  • Story · Chain necklaceInstagramFri 17:00

06 — Reels

Stills become video

An approved frame turns into a vertical reel. The model moves and the garment moves with them.

The model crouched beside a plinth in the faux-fur coat
9:16Reels · TikTok · Shorts0:09

07 — Showcase

One link, everyone signs off

Notes land on the frame itself rather than in a thread nobody can find later.

SS26 · Look book
2
“warmer”
18 of 24 signed offCopy link

08 — Brand lock

A hundred SKUs, one face

The same model, light and lens across the whole season. Your trained models stay yours.

Model 04 · brand lock
Portrait of the locked brand model wearing the coat
  • Same face
  • Same light
  • Same lens and crop
  • Yours to export, any time
500
SKUs a season
1
approved model

Who runs it

Built for every team.

  • A finished on-model frame from a Kayrae set

    Are the SS26 photos ready?

    Went up Tuesday.

    E-commerce manager

    Ship the drop without booking a studio.

    See the work
  • An on-model frame matching the brand kit

    Palette

    Same in every frame

    Brand designer

    The kit holds — colour, crop, and the way it is lit.

    See the work
  • An on-model frame cut for a marketplace listing
    Listings filled128 / 128

    Marketplace seller

    One photo per SKU. Every listing filled.

    See the work
  • One of a batch of on-model frames
    Out this week3 collections

    Studio and agency

    Take the volume work off the calendar.

    See the work
  • An on-model frame produced from a single sample
    1 flat lay40 frames

    Founder

    Launch the line before you own a sample rack.

    See the work

Who it's for

Two kinds of teams open this page

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.

  • 01Never used AI

    You do not have to learn anything

    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

    • Prompt writing
    • Lighting and studio setup
    • Retouching and clean-up
    • Casting, booking, call sheets
    • Clicking on the picture you like
  • 02Already running AI

    You already know what a bad hand looks like

    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

    • One API call for a batch of five hundred
    • Your own reviewer thresholds, per collection
    • Trained brand models stay yours — export any time
    • The try-on widget on your own storefront
    • An SLA, and somebody who answers

The math

A 500-SKU season costs $125,000–250,000 in photography

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.

20×
Cheaper per imageAgainst $20–45 — the going studio rate for on-model apparel once you are shooting at volume.
$84
What a $40 image really costsRetouching, studio rental, sample shipping and coordination roughly double every quote you are given.
0
Shoot daysNo studio booking, no casting, no samples in transit. Upload the flat lay and the season is covered.

CheaperRealer

Consistency

The brief, held in every frame.

Your kit goes in once. Everything that comes back has already been checked against it.

  • Trained on your own looks

    The fit, the fall and the way you light it come from your photographs, not from a general idea of fashion.

  • Checked before it reaches you

    Hands, seams, labels and crops are reviewed against the brief. The bad frames do not leave.

  • Your models stay yours

    Export a trained brand model whenever you want. Nothing is held back to keep you here.

brand-kit.pdf
coat-flat-lay.webp
Trained on your looks
ON BRIEF
Checking colour, fit and crop
A frame you can publish.

What you are asking

Kayrae answers every one of these.

The questions a fashion team actually brings to the first call, in the order they usually arrive.

How do the hands come out?What about denim wash?Does the fit look real?Who owns the images?Can I use my own models?How long does a season take?Will it look like my brand?What if a frame is wrong?Does knitwear texture survive?Can I brief a specific pose?Will returns go up?How many angles per product?Can it handle my hardest garment?Does it fit my PDP grid?What resolution do I need?Can my team all log in?Is there a minimum spend?What happens to my archive?Do I have to write prompts?Can it match last season?

Everyanswer

Teams

Textile teams already ship with this

Istanbul · Izmir · Milan

  • 01
    Kayrae cut our imagery costs by seventy percent and gives us on-model shots we used to wait weeks for.
    Kadir AkyolHead of e-commerce
  • 02
    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
  • 03
    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 · 02
Final · 01
Final · 02
Final · 03
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Final · 06
On canvasCompose

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.

Upload one flatlay. See what comes back

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

  • Model in a long ribbed knit dress against a stone wall
  • Model seated on a bench in a tailored wool coat
  • Detail of a linen shirt cuff in low afternoon light
  • Model walking a cobbled street in a pleated skirt