The New Black AI

Consistent AI Model Across Your Photoshoots

A consistent AI model is the same person on every photo of your brand: the same face, the same body, the same presence, whatever the garment, the scene or the day of the shoot. In the studio you get it with a model reference, one photo of the model reused across Product to Model, virtual try-on and bulk generation, and a model profile that describes them in words. No training, no waiting: the model is set once and dressed as many times as you need.

Updated 8 September 2026

  1. 1Choose or create your model once
  2. 2Dress the same model with every product
  3. 3Keep the look consistent across shoots

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How it works

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Choose or create your model once

Start from one of the models in the library, or generate your own with Product to Model: describe the person in the model profile, hair, age, origin, a distinctive trait, and keep the image you like. That image is your model reference. A brand can keep several: one per line, one per market.

The same AI model, silver cropped hair, in two outfits side by side: a powder-blue wool jacket and a sage pleated dress
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Dress the same model with every product

In Product to Model and in virtual try-on, add the model reference beside the product: the garment is worn by that person, with the framing and the camera angle you choose. In bulk generation, one model image is tried on every product of the batch, up to thirty at once, so a whole catalogue comes back on the same person.

The trained AI model wearing a gold satin gown in a full length shot
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Keep the look consistent across shoots

The model profile carries the words that keep the person steady, pose and framing included, and the Visual DNA keeps the light, the colours and the mood of your brand on every image. To change the person and keep the outfit, Swap Model replaces the model in one pass. Every image lands in your studio, ready for the product page, a video or an HD upscale.

Why a consistent model matters

A shop where every product is worn by a different person reads as a marketplace; a shop where one model carries the collection reads as a brand. Consistency is also what makes comparison possible for the shopper: the same body in the same light, product after product, is a size guide in itself. And for a campaign, one model across ten looks is a story; ten models is a catalogue.

Create your consistent model

Open the Models studio, create or pick your model, and dress it with your first product. For a whole collection at once, use bulk generation with the same model reference; to change the person on an existing photo, use Swap Model.

Frequently asked questions

How do I keep the same AI model across photos?+

Set a model reference, one image of the model, and add it to each generation: Product to Model, virtual try-on, bulk. The model profile describes the same person in words, so the face and the body stay steady from one image to the next.

Do I need to train a model on my photos?+

No. There is nothing to train and nothing to wait for. One reference image and a profile are enough; the model is reused instantly on every product.

Can I use a photo of a real person as the model?+

Yes, if you have the right to use it: your own model, a founder, a customer who agreed. The reference image is used for that account only, and the results follow the usual rules for commercial use on paid plans.

Can I have several consistent models?+

Yes. Keep one reference per model, for a men's line and a women's line, for two markets, or for two campaigns, and pick the one you need at generation time.

What if I want the outfit kept and the person changed?+

Use Swap Model: the garment, the pose and the light stay, only the person changes. It is the reverse of the consistent model, for a lookbook that shows one piece on several bodies.

Try it yourself

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