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How to use AI Fashion Models

How to turn images of clothing and accessories into product photos showing realistic AI fashion models wearing the clothing.

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Written by Craig Wright

Photoroom's AI Fashion Models tool lets you present clothing products and accessories on realistic AI models. It's designed to produce photoshoot-style images without the cost of hiring photographers, models, and equipment.

In this article, we provide a general overview of the tool and explain its settings.

3 images of clothing next to an AI Fashion Models image of a male model wearing all 3 items.

How AI Fashion Models works:

  1. You provide at least one source image. (You can use several source images to show an outfit and accessories on a model).

  2. You use the AI Fashion Models settings to set your preferences, such as the model to use, the size, and background.

  3. Photoroom generates an image based on the source image, the chosen settings, and a prompt.

  4. You can then use the generated image as is or you can open it in the main editor to make further changes. You can also generate variations, if needed.

For the step-by-step guides, see Workflows in Related content (below).


Availability

  • All platforms.

  • Requires paid subscription.

  • Requires AI credits.


Ways to access AI Fashion Models

AI Fashion Models is available as a standalone tool, and from AI tools in Batch and Photoroom for Shopify.


Settings for AI Fashion Models

When you access the AI Fashion Models tool, use the following settings to guide Photoroom:

  • Source image(s)

  • Model

  • Background

  • Pose

  • Quality

  • Size (aspect ratio)

  • Brand style

  • Prompt


Source image(s)

AI Fashion Models needs at least one source image to use as a starting point. You can add a single photo of clothing or use several clothing and accessory images to create a complete outfit. (Use the + option to add another image.)

Close-up of settings on iOS. They show multiple source images in place.


Model

Use the Model setting to choose the model that will pose with your product. The Model setting shows the name of the currently selected model, for example, Casey.

Choose from the list of pre-made models or select + Custom to upload your own model image.

Range of models to choose from on iOS.

To learn more about using your own model, see Use your own model with AI Fashion Models.


Background

Use to set the background for the AI-generated image. Do one of the following:

  • Choose a background theme from the pre-made list.

  • Select + to use a custom background. You can:

    • Upload an image

    • Take a photo (mobile only)

    • Use an AI tool to generate an image

    • Choose from images already uploaded to Photoroom

    • Choose from AI images previously generated by Photoroom.

Background themes on iOS.


Pose

Use Pose to set the model's body position. There are many different positions available from the Pose list.

Poses on iOS


Tip: Use the prompt to further control the body position and also the crop. For example: "The model has her left hand in her pocket."


Quality

The Quality setting affects image resolution, detail, AI credit usage, and how long the image takes to generate. For details, see Set the Quality of AI images.


Size

Use to set the aspect ratio of the image, see Set the Aspect Ratio of AI images.


Brand

Use to control whether the Brand description influences the AI when it generates your AI Fashion Models images. For details, see Control the influence of the Brand description.


Prompt

Use the prompt field to enter any other information for the AI, for example, "show top half of model, focus on t-shirt. Promotional image for t-shirt."

Prompt for AI Fashion Models on iOS.


After generating an image

When you have generated an image you are happy with, you can:

  • Use the image's context menu options to make further changes or download the image.

  • Select the image to review and edit it further.

  • Use the Batch editor to make further changes (Batch editor only)

  • Use the Product catalog editor to make further changes and publish (Photoroom for Shopify only).

The context menu settings are common to most AI tools. You can learn about them in Context menu options for AI tools.

The review and edit options are common to most standalone AI tools and you can learn about them in Review and edit an AI image.


Related content

Custom models

Workflows

Ways to access the AI Fashion Models tool:

Standalone AI tool:

Batch:

Photoroom for Shopify

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