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AI Clothing Flat Lay Generator

The garment generator creates clothing images with no model in them: describe a piece and get it back as a flat lay or a ghost mannequin visual, front view and back view included if you want both. It is the tool for showing the garment itself, clean and product ready, the way an e-commerce catalog or a line sheet presents it.

Updated 6 September 2026

  1. 1Turn the model off
  2. 3Build the piece your way

How it works

1

Turn the model off

In the studio, go to clothes and set the with human model option to NO, then choose the gender of the garment. From that point everything you generate is the piece alone.

{{image:https://npqskpnjrrqtpqdlsopw.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/assets/features/ai-clothing-piece-flat-lay-generator/s1-c37c5f50.webp|A model wearing the painted coat, the photograph the flat lay is taken from}} ### 2. Describe your clothing piece

Write the garment: a top, a bottom, a dress, whatever the line needs. If you are out of ideas, the surprise me button generates starting points for you.

3

Build the piece your way

Choose between the ghost mannequin presentation, where the garment holds its worn shape, and the flat lay, and generate front and back views of the same design. Any garment you can describe can exist this way.

The same coat laid flat, no model and no mannequin, ready for a product page

Modelless, not the same tool twice

This generator creates the garment from text. Its sibling, the ghost mannequin from an image tool, starts from a photo you already have and removes the model from it. One invents the piece, the other cleans up its photography. When a generated piece is ready to be worn, virtual try on puts it on a model, all inside the design studio.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between flat lay and ghost mannequin here?+

Both are modelless presentations you can choose between. The flat lay shows the garment laid out; the ghost mannequin shows it holding a worn, three dimensional shape with no visible body.

Can I get the back of the garment too?+

Yes. You can choose to create the front view and the back view of the piece, which is what a product page or a tech pack needs.

What input does it need?+

Text only: the option settings (no human model, gender, presentation) and your description of the garment. No photo, no sketch, and the surprise me button fills in when the description will not come.

Can I sell products using these images?+

Generated flat lays and ghost mannequin visuals can go straight into shops, catalogs, and line sheets.

Try it yourself

Everything on this page was made in the studio. Your first designs are minutes away.

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