Create Front and Back Fashion Designs with AI
This feature generates the front and the back of a fashion design in a single image, from a single prompt. Instead of creating each view separately and hoping the details line up, you get a matched pair: same garment, same proportions, same print placement, seen from both sides at once. It is the difference between two pictures of an idea and one complete design.
- 1Enable the Front and Back option
- 2Describe your outfit and choose your model
- 3Read the design as a whole
This demo was recorded in our previous interface — an updated video of the new studio is on its way.
How it works
Enable the Front and Back option
In the AI fashion design generator, go to Text to Image, choose clothing, and switch on the Front and Back option.
Describe your outfit and choose your model
Describe the design, a wedding dress, a jumpsuit, a hooded coat, then pick the model type, age, and country. Click Create.
Read the design as a whole
The result shows both views side by side on the same model. The back is where designs are usually left vague, a hood's fall, a print crossing a seam, the closure, and this is precisely what the paired view forces you to decide.
Faster iteration on complete designs
Generating both perspectives in one step changes the pace of ideation: every iteration is a full garment, not a front waiting for its back. Silhouette experiments, print placements, and texture directions all resolve in one pass, which means more directions explored in the same working session.
A front and back pair is also the natural handoff to development: the views a flat sketch and a tech pack are built from. Open the studio and generate your first two sided design.
Frequently asked questions
Do the two views really match?+
Yes, that is what the feature is for. Both views are generated together in one image, so the garment, its proportions, and its style read as one design rather than two approximations. It removes the manual aligning you would do generating each side separately.
How do I turn the option on?+
In the design studio, go to Text to Image, pick clothing, and enable the Front and Back option before describing your design. You then choose the model type, age, and country like any other generation.
What designs benefit most?+
Anything where the back carries real design weight: coats and hoods, dresses with back closures or low backs, prints that wrap the body, color blocked pieces. For simple front led garments the paired view is still useful as a completeness check.
Can I use the images commercially?+
Yes, commercial use of your generated designs is allowed on paid plans. The image lands in your studio grid and can move on to any other workflow, from flat sketches to try-on.