AI fashion photography from the garment photos you already have
Editorial restyles, lookbook pages, ghost-mannequin and flatlay catalogue shots, pose changes and fabric swaps, each one run on a photo you have. For apparel brands and the studios that shoot for them.
What AI fashion photography covers
Everything a fashion shoot produces after the first worn photo: the catalogue formats, the campaign look, the extra poses, the colourways and the lookbook. Each is one run on a photo of the real garment, with the garment kept as photographed. The people side, putting a garment on a generated model, is the AI fashion models toolkit; both are part of MotionArt's AI product photography.
The shots, each with its tool
An editorial restyle
Upload your fashion photo and a reference for the look you want. The garment and the person are yours; the colour, grain and mood come from the reference.
A lookbook page
One photo becomes a poster-style page with your brand’s presentation around it. Run every look through the same preset for a lookbook that reads as one set.
A ghost mannequin shot
The invisible-mannequin look a catalogue page expects: the garment holds its shape with nothing inside it, from a photo on a hanger or a form.
A flatlay
A clean top-down catalogue shot, square to the frame and evenly lit, from the one photo you have.
A different pose
Take a pose from a reference photo and put it on the person in yours. Nothing else about them changes, so one shoot gives the standing, walking and seated shots.
Several angles in one image
A composite of the garment worn from more than one angle, for the gallery slot that would otherwise need three photos.
A fabric swap
Brush the garment and name the material; the cut, drape and fit stay exactly as photographed. One sample becomes the linen, the denim and the wool versions.
One dress, every image it needs
A worked order for a single garment, from one worn photo to the full set.
The garment worn
Start from a photo of the dress on a person, or make one with virtual try-on. This is the source for everything below.
The product page
A ghost-mannequin shot and a flatlay for the gallery; a studio background behind the worn image for the main shot.
The range
The fabric swap for each material the dress comes in, from the same photo, so every colourway is shot identically.
The campaign
An editorial restyle for social and ads, a second pose for variety, and a lookbook page for wholesale and press.
Fidelity and consent
The garment's cut, print and colour come from your photo and are kept; a strong editorial grade shifts every colour in frame, so check the garment against the real thing before an image represents it for sale. For the person in the photo, use your own photos or people who agreed to appear in generated images, and check what the model release covers. Every person MotionArt generates is an adult.
What it costs
Every shot on this page is an image, so the free starting credits cover your first ones. Prices are per month; credits roll over.
Prices in USD as of September 29, 2026. Unused monthly credits roll over and every plan can be cancelled at any time. Compare the plans in full.
Questions before your first restyle
The garment’s cut, print and colour are kept from your photo; the restyle changes the colour grade, the grain and the mood of the whole image. Check the colour of the garment against the real thing after a strong grade, since a warm or cool treatment shifts every colour in frame, including the one you are selling.
Shoot the rest of the range from one photo
The worn photo in, the catalogue, the colourways and the campaign out. 10 free credits, no card.
Restyle a fashion photo