The products

One model of your garment. Five places to put it to work.

Upload the flat lay once. Everything below reads from the same garment, the same model and the same light — so a campaign frame, a storefront try-on and a nine-by-sixteen are the same shoot, not three of them.

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Every frame graded by the same reviewer before you ever see it

Flat lay
Worn
On location
Campaign

01 — The surfaces

Five products. One pipeline.

They are not five tools you learn separately. Each one starts from the garment the one before it produced.

01
Virtual Try-On
A widget on your own product page. A shopper drops in one photo and sees the garment on their own body before they buy — so fewer of them order the wrong thing and send it back.
Runs every day of the year
Open Virtual Try-On
02
Edit AI
Say what is wrong with a finished shot in your own words. Only the part you named re-renders — the face, the light and the rest of the garment stay exactly as they were signed off.
No prompt engineering
Open Edit AI
03
Batch
Drop in a season's worth of flat lays and walk away. Every SKU comes back on the same model, in the same light, at the same distance — which is the part a human crew cannot hold.
One upload, one season
Open Batch
04
Ads
The frame is already the right shape for the channel it runs on, and it is already queued for the day it runs. Nobody re-crops a 4:5 into a 9:16 at eleven at night before a launch.
Cropped and scheduled
Open Ads
05
Reels
An approved still becomes vertical video. The garment moves the way that garment would move — a linen shirt does not swing like a wool coat — and the face stays the face on your product page.
From a frame you already approved
Open Reels

02 — How they chain

Nothing here starts from zero.

This is the whole thing, left to right. You touch step one and step five. The three in the middle are why the last one looks like your brand and not like a stock render.

01
The flat lay
The garment on a table, shot on your phone. That is the only thing you have to supply.
02
On a model
Batch renders every SKU on the same body, in the same light, at the same distance.
03
The reviewer agent
Grades every frame against the garment and re-rolls the ones that fail. You never see them.
04
Your one change
Say it in a sentence. Edit AI moves only the part you named and leaves the rest alone.
05
Sign-off
The set goes to your team in one place. Approvals happen on a phone, in the shop, in a minute.
06
Out the door
Cropped for the channel, queued for the day, and live on your product page as a try-on.