YOUR CLOTHING. YOUR LOOK.

Make your clothing the main character.

Bring your product photos. Pick a look. Get photos ready for your store.

2. Add your reference photos

Product flat lay · Start with a clear front view of the clothing. Add a close-up of the print or fabric too. Start with 2 clear clothing photos.

Bright light · no filters · readable print. Large phone photos are resized on your device. JPG/PNG/WebP; HEIC if your browser can open it. 600px minimum; prepared photos total 12 MB.

Clothing · front *Required. The whole item, straight on. Keep the print readable.

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Print · close-up *Required. A sharp close-up of the print, or fabric if blank. Keep letters readable; no glare.

Choose photoTake photo

Extra angles (optional)

Add back or side details if your clothing has them.

Clothing · back Add if the back has artwork or details. Show the whole back.

Choose photoTake photo

Clothing · side Recommended for sleeve prints, unusual fits or side details.

Choose photoTake photo

Shot tips, prompts & video planning

PLAN FIRST · 0 CREDITS

Your shot plan

2 required photos: clothing front + print/fabric close-up.

Starting frame

Your clothing front appears here

First make photos. Check one photo, then choose it as the video’s starting frame.

Reference video

Preview a movement you like

Choose a reference clip

Local preview only. This clip stays in this tab and is not sent to the generator or saved with your project.

Ending frame: not supported yet. The current video connection uses one starting image; it cannot copy your reference clip’s motion.

Which extra angles do I need?

Back print: add one straight-on back photo.
Sleeve or side details: add one side photo showing that detail.
Your own model: 3 clear face angles; add a full-length photo to show proportions.
Keep the same clothing and person in every image. Avoid blur, filters and covered artwork.

Extra angles help document the product. This photo set still creates front views, not back views or a 360° turn.

Safest first video: slow push-in

One checked photo · 5 seconds · one gentle camera move. Keep the clothing still. No turns, outfit changes or extra props.

See the exact slow push-in prompt

Slow, smooth camera push-in toward the garment. The garment and everything in the scene stay still. The printed artwork on the garment stays sharp, readable, and exactly the same in every frame.

Video is currently unavailable. Planning and previewing use 0 credits. Clear references reduce mistakes, but cannot guarantee an exact result.

2 required photos to go: Clothing · front, Print · close-up

2 required photos left