AI fashion photography · On-model photos

Fire your
photographer.

Shot flat this morning, on a model by lunch. ShootFlo puts your clothes on AI fashion models in a studio, on a street or in a loft. Start from a flat-lay, a mannequin shot or an old shoot.

Try it free on ShopifySee pricing

100 free credits when you install on Shopify.

Model in a blue floral wrap dress walking on a sunlit city sidewalk
The flat-lay of the dress this image was made from

Input: flat-lay

Street

One flat-lay.
Three campaigns.

Same model, same outfit, a different set each time. Pick the scene that fits where the image will live.

Flat-lay of a black denim jacket, white tee and ecru trousers on concrete
The inputLaid on the floor, shot on a phone
Black denim jacket, white tee and ecru trousers on a model in a grey studio
StudioFor the product page
The same outfit on the model walking past a sunlit brick wall
StreetFor Instagram and TikTok
The same outfit on the model seated on a stool in a bright loft
LoftFor the lookbook

The print stays put.

In the Shopify app, ShootFlo reads your photo before it renders anything: the colour, the print, the cut, what's there and what isn't. The photo outranks the product title, so a wrong title can't change the garment.

If a detail slips, rerun that one shot.

Close-up of the blue floral wrap dress in the flat-lay
Your photo · print
Close-up of the same floral print and waist tie worn by the model
On the model · print
Close-up of the black denim jacket pockets and buttons in the flat-lay
Your photo · denim
Close-up of the same jacket pocket and silver buttons worn by the model
On the model · denim

One model.
Every listing.

Pick a model from the library, or train your own so no other brand has it. Shoot front, side and back on the same person, so your product page reads like one shoot instead of five.

Every model gets a studio close-up when it's created, which keeps the face steady from shot to shot.

  • Front
  • Side
  • Back
  • Close-up
Model in an emerald silk saree with a gold zari border, front viewThe same model and saree in profileThe same model and saree from behind, pallu down her back

The season, shot in one sitting.

Connect Shopify, pick a collection and a look with a model in it. Every product gets its shots, and they go straight onto each listing.

Summer collection · 48 productsExample run
  • Printed wrap dressOn the listing
  • Cable-knit cardigan setOn the listing
  • Hoodie and cargo setReady to review
  • 45 more productsQueued

A shoot costs a day rate. This starts at $25.

No subscription. A standard on-model image is about 25 credits, and credits never expire, so the pack you buy for spring still works in autumn.

Spark

$25

2,500 credits
$0.010 a credit

Buy Spark

Blaze · 10% extra

$50

5,500 credits
$0.009 a credit

Buy Blaze

Before you upload.

What photo do I need?

A flat-lay, a mannequin shot or an on-model photo you already have. A phone photo in good light is enough.

Will the garment look like mine?

In the Shopify app, ShootFlo describes your photo before it renders and treats the photo as the truth, ahead of the product title. Print, colour and cut follow the photo. If a detail slips, rerun that shot.

Can I keep the same model across my store?

Yes. Pick one model from the library and use it for every product, or train your own model so the face belongs to your brand alone.

Which clothes does it handle?

Tops and hoodies, coats and jackets, dresses and jumpsuits, trousers and skirts, sets and tracksuits, sarees, and kurtas and lehengas. Each type gets its own poses, so trousers get a waist-down crop and a saree is shot full length.

How much does it cost?

Credits are prepaid and never expire: $25 for 2,500 or $50 for 5,500. A standard on-model image is about 25 credits, and fewer on the Lite model. Install on Shopify and your first 100 credits are free.

Your next lookbook is already in your camera roll.

Install on Shopify and your first 100 credits are free. Put one garment on a model before you spend anything.

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Model in a cream cable-knit cardigan and brown corduroy trousers sitting on a loft window ledge