Create AI Generated Model Videos
AI generated model videos start from a clothing photo and end with the garment moving on a model. First the AI dresses a generated model in your piece, then it brings that still image to life with realistic animation, so the fabric sways, the model shifts, and the design reads in motion. For a brand, it is the video asset a product page or a social feed wants, produced without a photoshoot or a physical sample.
- 1Upload your clothing piece
- 2Get the model wearing it
- 3Turn the still into a video
This demo was recorded in our previous interface — an updated video of the new studio is on its way.
How it works
Upload your clothing piece
A flat photograph of the garment is the whole input: no model, no sample, no shoot. The studio reads the cut, the fabric and the print from that single image.
Get the model wearing it
Choose the age, the body shape and the look, and the studio dresses a generated model in your piece. This still is worth having on its own, since it is what a product page shows, and it is also the frame the video grows from.
Turn the still into a video
One press turns that image into a clip: the model shifts, the fabric moves, the light stays. The garment you photographed once now has a still for the store page and a video for the feed.
From one photo to a moving campaign
The still and the video are two steps of one chain, and each step is reusable on its own: the model image works for the store page while the clip runs on social. A specific motion worth knowing is the model turnaround, which builds a 360 view from a front and back pair. The chain starts in the models studio, and any look you assembled by virtual try on can be animated the same way.
Frequently asked questions
What do I need to start?+
A photo of your clothing piece, nothing else. The model is generated to your choices of age, type, and body shape, so no model photo and no photoshoot are required.
Can I control who wears my design?+
Yes. You set the model's age, type, and body shape before generating, and you can reuse the same generated model across pieces to keep a collection consistent.
Why generate the still before the video?+
The still is your checkpoint: you approve how the garment looks worn before spending a generation on motion. If the fit or the scene is wrong, fix it at the image stage.
Who owns the videos and where do they land?+
Clips land in your studio grid alongside your other creations, organised in projects. Commercial use is allowed on paid plans, so the videos can go straight into your store or your ads.