Model 360: a full turn from a front and a back photo
Product 360 turns a product; Model 360 turns the person wearing it. Give the front photo and the back photo of your model, from a shoot or from Product to Model and Virtual Try-On, and the clip shows the outfit all around: how the back is cut, how the fabric falls on the sides, what the silhouette does when it moves. One choice decides the motion: the model turns on the spot, or the model stands still and the camera goes around.
- 1Upload the two views
- 2Choose who moves
- 3Choose the format and the length
How it works
Upload the two views
The front and the back of the same model in the same outfit, full length, in the Front and Back slots of Your model, two views. Two images from the studio work as well as two frames from a shoot: a pair from AI models, a virtual try-on done twice, or a product to model front and back.
Choose who moves
The Motion choice. The model turns: a slow full rotation, front, side, back, front again, the fabric following the body. The camera orbits: the model holds a pose and the camera circles at chest height, the outfit shown from every side without a fold moving.
Choose the format and the length
Vertical for stories and product pages, square or landscape for the rest; 5 or 10 seconds. The clip lands in your grid next to the two photos, ready to download or to publish to your store and your social accounts.
Model 360 or Product 360
Two turns for two jobs. Product 360 rotates the product alone on a white background, catalogue style: the turntable shot a marketplace listing asks for. Model 360 rotates a person wearing the outfit, or moves the camera around them: the shot a fashion product page, a lookbook or a story needs to show fit and drape. Same two inputs, front and back; pick by what the page has to sell.
From the turn to the page
A turn rarely travels alone. Cut the front frame as the still, pair the clip with a model walk and a detail close-up for a complete product page, or open with a virtual try-on video that dresses the model before the turn. The older way, two photos and a written prompt in Image to video, is described on the model turning around page and still works; Model 360 does it in two slots and one click.
Frequently asked questions
Why two photos and not one?+
One photo tells the model nothing about the back. With the front and the back given, the turn shows the real garment from every side rather than an invention of what the back might be.
Does the model's face and outfit stay the same?+
Yes. The face, the hair, the outfit, its colours and details are kept as in the two references through the whole turn.
What is the difference with Product 360?+
Product 360 rotates a product alone on a white background, catalogue style. Model 360 rotates a person wearing the outfit, or moves the camera around them, which is what a fashion product page or a lookbook needs.
The model turns or the camera orbits: which one should I pick?+
The model turning shows how the garment behaves in movement: drape, swing, the way a skirt or a coat follows the body. The camera orbiting shows the outfit as an object, every side at the same distance, the pose unchanged. For a product page, try the orbit first; for a story or a reel, the turn.
What do the two photos need to look like?+
Same model, same outfit, same light if possible, full length, front and back. A plain background helps but is not required; the background of your photos is kept. Photos taken a few seconds apart on the same set are ideal, and two studio generations of the same look work the same way.
Where can I use the clip?+
On a product page, a marketplace listing, a lookbook, a story or a reel. Commercial use is included on paid plans, and the clip publishes to your store and your social accounts from the studio.
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